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Ask Paul: Am I too old to apply for a loan for investing?

Tina has put money into property, shares, LICs and ETFs. Now, she tells Paul Clitheroe, she plans to get serious about investing.

Ask Paul: I’m a 73-year-old pensioner raising my 11-year-old grandson

Pensioner Dana is raising her grandson, and has been banking child support payments into his account. Should she move it to a high-interest account?

Ask Paul: Will my daughter lose her DSP if we help her buy a home?

"My husband and I aren't well off, and we are just trying to house our disabled daughter," Kaz tells Paul Clitheroe.

Ask Paul: Should we gift our grandson an investment for his 18th?

Nola wants to gift her grandson an investment for his 18th birthday this month. So, she asks Paul Clitheroe, where should she start?

Ask Paul: Should we borrow more to buy a bigger house?

Jo and her husband like the idea of buying a bigger home in a better suburb, but are they too old to take on a new mortgage?

Ask Paul: I’m 77, how can I access equity in my home?

At 77, Frank wants to withdraw up to $100,000 equity out of his home. So which reverse mortgage does Paul Clitheroe recommend?

Ask Paul: I’m investing, saving 70% of my income and I’m 16

Working two casual jobs, saving and investing, Praneel has "the money brain of an experienced adult investor", says Paul Clitheroe. And he's only 16.

Ask Paul: Will I lose my disability pension if I inherit $100k?

Beverley is worried about losing her place in public housing, as well as her disability pension, if she inherits money. What does Paul Clitheroe have to say?

Ask Paul: I’m 40 and divorced, is it too late to buy a home?

"At 40, it is a reality that home ownership may never happen again," writes divorced reader Paul. But Paul Clitheroe disagrees.

Ask Paul: I’m new to investing and wish I’d started earlier

"I can't help but feel the dread in thinking I should have started sooner," Sarah tells Paul Clitheroe.
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