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Ask Paul: Help, my war injuries could force me out of work
Darryl is worried that war injuries from his time in the army will force him out of work in the next eight years, and he doesn't want to make mistakes with his money.
Ask Paul: We have debt, no assets, and will soon come into $3 million
Chris and his disabled wife are raising four kids on $100,000 a year, and will soon come into $3 million. Should they invest the lot and borrow to buy a home?
Ask Paul: Sell investment property to pay off my home loan?
With a new development likely to drive down the value of his investment property, Robert asks Paul Clitheroe if it's time to sell.
Ask Paul: I’ll lose $50,000 in franking credits under Labor
Thomas will lose $50,000 in franking credits if Labor is elected. The big question: what alternatives does he have to maintain his income?
Ask Paul: Our super fund is terrible and we’ll never have enough to retire
With a super fund that is charging the same amount in fees as they contribute each year, Lyn and her husband are worried they can never afford to retire.
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.
