Q: I am a 52-year-old single mother. I have NO savings at all for any kind of retirement. What can I do? Where should I start? I also want to start something for my daughter...

Workers often think signing up for their 401(k) is all they need to do. But millions fail to enroll right away or raise their contributions, and they'll pay a heavy price.

A 401(k) employer match is so valuable that many workers would be willing to lower their pay to get a bigger one, a survey finds.

For Millennials and Gen X-ers, it all depends on whether we can rein in spending after we stop working.

Investor optimism dips, especially among retirees, a new survey finds. Maybe it's because 1 in 10 investors haven't noticed the huge gains in the market.

Having seen tough times already, young adults crave money conversations with grandparents who have seen it all before.