Census researchers analyzed tax records and uncovered a much bigger pool of small businesses -- showing that, overall, just 14 percent of all employers offer a 401(k) or other DC plan to their workers.

You need to look out for your 401(k) -- even when retirement experts say they can help you. By asking these 3 questions, investors can avoid financial advisers who dont put their interests first.

Companies with fewer than 100 workers employ 36 percent of the U.S. workforce, or about 42 million people, but many of those employees don't get access to a retirement plan.

Higher taxes are coming for some, thanks to an automatic adjustment in some people's payroll taxes around Social Security's 'taxable minimum.' And a new law requires the IRS to hold onto refunds for people claiming the earned income or additional child tax credits until mid-February. Read on for more tax...

Yes, Americans aren't saving enough for retirement -- but they are saving more than they did, a study shows.

Hard work and upward mobility are nice -- but the main way to get rich in America is to inherit money. And the largest generational transfer of wealth in history is happening now.

With talk of a new president, a retirement crisis, and the lack of full worker access to retirement plans, this policy expert recommends expanding Social Security. Here's why.

The average European worker works about an hour less each weekday than the average U.S. worker. But it wasn't always like this.