Ask Paul: Want to invest in shares or property – have they peaked?
Matt and his wife have $5000 a month to invest but with dual corrections on the horizon, are shares or property the better option?
Ask Paul: I have $10k to invest in shares – where should I start?
Emma has $10,000 to start investing in shares but doesn't know where to start. That's where Paul Clitheroe comes in.
Ask Paul: Should we buy a $600k beach house to help us de-stress?
Lucy and her husband are keen to buy a beach house to help them relax and de-stress but Paul Clitheroe is worried the purchase could have the opposite effect.
Ask Paul: Where should I invest $1 million for adult kids?
James has $1 million in a term deposit that he would like to leave to his adult children. Where should he invest it? And does he need a trust?
Ask Paul: Can I get out of paying CGT and stamp duty?
Matt co-owns property with his parents and wants to buy them out without forking out for capital gains tax and without paying stamp duty again.
Ask Paul: We have an SMSF but we’re afraid to invest in shares
Rob and his partner have been reluctant to invest in the stock market. Paul's question: Goodness, Rob, what on earth are you doing with an SMSF?
Ask Paul: We paid off the house, where to invest now?
Sharon and her husband have paid off their home in their 40s, so where should they invest the money that was going to mortgage repayments?
Ask Paul: Should I give my kids their inheritance now?
With his net worth increasing faster than he's spending it, 72-year-old John wants to start helping out his kids now. Is an early inheritance a good idea?
Ask Paul: We moved away for work and our house can’t be rented
With a house in no condition to be rented and a recent $150,000 inheritance, Michelle asks if she should pay off the mortgage early or invest in ETFs. Paul Clitheroe has a better idea.
Ask Paul: Why would anyone want to negatively gear a rental?
Jake asks Paul Clitheroe why investors would want to negatively gear a rental versus having it positively geared to aid paying it off quicker.