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7 Easiest Ways to Catch Up on Retirement Savings Later in Life

If your retirement savings are off to a late start, you aren't alone. A few smart money moves can help you catch up.

More than half of American small business employees don't have a workplace retirement plan. Here's why your small business should offer one.

Uncle Sam hasn't forgotten about your tax-deferred retirement accounts. When you turn 70½, he'll come knocking.

It's normal to have retirement worries. But these fears can derail your retirement completely.

A new year is a fresh start for your finances. Make these small money moves now, and you'll end 2018 richer than you started it.

If you're nervous about the future of 401(k) plans, you'll be pleased to know you have other options.

Millennials have had an uphill battle finding jobs and buying homes. But when it comes to retirement savings, young parents are winning.

You know you should be using your work-sponsored 401(k) plan, but to really make the most of it, you need to ask a few questions.

It's hard to know if you're saving enough for a comfy retirement. Look for these indicators that you're on the right track.

Looking forward to the day when you can stop working and start living the easy life? If you're not careful with your money, that day may never come.

If you've been neglecting your nest egg, it's time to bring it back from the dead.

It's time to stop investing like a kid.

Some life regrets are hard to avoid. When it comes to retirement, however, smart planning is your key to smooth sailing.

The smartest thing you can do for your retirement is to start preparing ASAP — that includes 20-somethings, too.

Your employer may be automating your 401(k) plan. Don't let the convenience lull you into complacency with your investments.

Your employer is offering you company stock. Is it a good idea to pad your portfolio with it?

The familiar frights this time of year are make believe and not really scary. The facts about retirement may leave you cowering under the covers.

A lot of financial decision-making goes into retirement. Once you reach your golden years, you have a few more questions to answer.

The Great Recession spooked many millennials. How can they overcome their financial fears and begin investing?

Don't get overwhelmed picking your own 401(k) investments. Use this simple approach to build a stable retirement portfolio.