Ask Paul: How to start investing at 16 for long-term wealth?
Can investing at 16 set you up for life? Paul Clitheroe explains the power of compounding and whether starting with Vanguard ETFs is the smartest first step.
Ask Paul: How to invest for our grandchild in Australia?
Looking to invest for a grandchild in Australia? Here's how ETFs, shares and simple money lessons can help you grow a long-term nest egg for the next generation.
Ask Paul: When should we buy a second property with equity?
After buying a unit, James and Minna would love to upsize to a home with a backyard for their Border Collie, they tell Paul Clitheroe. So when is the right time?
Ask Paul: Give my sister $500k to live rent-free – or invest?
Would you hand over $500,000 to a sibling for a rent-free deal? Paul Clitheroe is sounding a warning bell at this family's plan.
Ask Paul: Should we upgrade our home or enjoy life in our 40s?
Mid-40s, strong income, solid equity - should Violet and her husband push for a bigger home or start enjoying life now? Find out what Paul Clitheroe has to say.
Ask Paul: Should we borrow $600k to set up our grandchildren?
Would you borrow $600,000 in your 70s to leave a legacy for your grandchildren? Here's what Paul Clitheroe has to say.
Ask Paul: I migrated to Australia with $1500 and a suitcase
Deepak migrated to Australia in 2008 with just $1500 - should he buy another property, invest in shares, or boost super for the best long-term wealth strategy?
Ask Paul: Should I buy a house with my adult children?
Thinking of pooling funds with your kids to buy a home? Here's what you need to know to protect your pension - and your financial security.
Ask Paul: Should we take out a reverse mortgage?
Thinking about taking out a reverse mortgage to fund renovations? Starting in your 50s could cost you big, writes Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: Which money plan is better – mine or my husband’s?
Investment property or shares? Mary and her husband disagree on where to invest in the next few years, so who does Paul Clitheroe side with?