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Ask Paul: How do I sell my old cannabis shares?
Bought shares years ago and forgotten about them? Kirsten wants to know the easiest way to sell a handful of old cannabis shares that are now worth very little.
Ask Paul: Should we pay off our home or invest in property?
With a $670,000 mortgage and major renovation plans, Sothea and Josh are weighing up a classic wealth-building dilemma: pay off the home loan first or start investing in property and shares?
Ask Paul: How much super can I withdraw without using capital?
How much can you safely withdraw from super without eating into your nest egg? Paul Clitheroe shares his retirement rule of thumb.
Ask Paul: Can we leave our family business to just one child?
What happens when one child inherits the family business and the other misses out? Paul Clitheroe explains how to avoid resentment and keep things fair.
Ask Paul: My employer wants $4500 of my super back
A 68-year-old worker was shocked when her employer demanded she repay $4500 in super contributions made while she was on leave. Is she really required to hand the money back?
Ask Paul: Should I move my ETFs into super before CGT reform?
Thinking of selling your ETFs in retirement? One 45-year-old asked if a looming tax change means he'd be better off moving the money into super now.
Ask Paul: Will selling our farm ruin our retirement plans?
After decades on the land, this couple plans to sell their farm to retire. Could CGT changes mean a bigger tax bill - and less for retirement - when it's time to sell?
Ask Paul: Should I sell my shares to top up my super?
Worried about CGT changes and retirement? Paul explains whether investors with shares and ETFs should consider boosting their super instead.
Ask Paul: I’m 62 with a mortgage, afraid I can never retire
Can you retire comfortably if you still owe money on your home? Paul tackles a common retirement dilemma.
Ask Paul: I invested in good faith, now the rules are changing
Long-term investor Peter says he built his future around the existing tax rules. Is he right to feel disappointed by the proposed CGT changes?
