Financial Planning
Ask Paul: Can I gift my child $400k so I don’t lose my disability pension?
After the death of her parents, Paula is set to inherit $400,000 but could lose her disability pension. Should she give the money to her 13-year-old instead?
TikTok finfluencers could face $100k fines for advice
Money and investing videos have amassed more than 4 billion views on TikTok, but ASIC is gunning for this wild west of financial information.
Friends With Money #6: Wealth advice for the millennial generation
In this episode of Friends With Money, Julia Newbould and Glen Hare talk about the important money conversations millennials need to be having.
Ask Paul: Should I cash out my super to pay off the house?
Glenda is considering withdrawing all of her super to pay off a house she won't be living in. Here, Paul Clitheroe says, they might have to have a squabble.
Ask Paul: I make $18k a year and just inherited $150k
Single mum Jacqueline is finding herself dipping into her inheritance to help cover living expenses. How can she make ends meet now and invest for her future?
Ask Paul: My life has spun dramatically since I wrote to you in 2014
Seven years ago Glen was planning to retire at 50 as a single man. Now, he's married with a three-year-old and has a whole new question for Paul Clitheroe!
Ask Paul: I’m desperate to go caravanning, should I sell my house to pay for it?
Lou is desperate to go caravanning with her dogs and is considering selling the house to pay for her adventure, but Paul Clitheroe has a different suggestion.
Ask Paul: I have five years left to live, how should I provide for my family?
With just five years left to live, Geoff wants to make sure his wife and children are provided for when he's gone.
Ask Paul: Help, my husband and I are disagreeing over money
Luisa and her husband recently inherited $500,000. After paying off their mortgage and credit card debt, he's panicking they don't have enough money to retire.
Ask Paul: We have $300k in the bank and don’t know what to do with it
Clint saved up $300,000 after paying off his home. Now, he tells Paul Clitheroe, he can't stop worrying about what to do with that money.
