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438 results tagged ask paul:
Ask Paul: Help, I’m a lazy investor, my savings are lazy too
Katherine says she's a lazy investor who doesn't know what to do with her savings. She's asked Paul Clitheroe for advice on savings and retirement.
Ask Paul: I’m 62, newly divorced and struggling to find work
Mike is starting over from scratch after his marriage and work contract both came to an end. This is a hard one, writes Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: We want to retire early on $140k a year
Bindi and her husband want to retire early - the sooner the better - to spend time with their young children, but they want an annual income of $140,000.
Ask Paul: My financial planner wasn’t much help – what next?
James recently saw a financial planner who wasn't much help. This makes Paul Clitheroe sad, as he reckons there is plenty James can do.
Ask Paul: Should I risk my house deposit on shares?
Alice has $60,000 for her first home sitting in a high-interest savings account. She asks Paul Clitheroe if she would be better off investing the money.
Ask Paul: Advice on how to start investing in shares?
Craig's 20-year-old son wants to know how to start investing in shares. That's where Paul Clitheroe comes in.
Ask Paul: We’re worth $1.5 million – how can we claim the pension?
Jimmy and his wife are worth more than $1.5 million. They ask Paul Clitheroe how they can offload assets in order to get the $1,348.40/fortnight aged pension.
Ask Paul: Loophole to let kids inherit my super tax-free?
Kevin has found a way to leave his super to his adult daughters without them being hit with a tax bill. So what does Paul Clitheroe think of the loophole?
Ask Paul: My husband is 62 and has no superannuation
Marion and her husband are nearing retirement age and he has no retirement savings. Should they use an inheritance to start a super fund for him?
Ask Paul: Nervous about retirement – am I worrying for nothing?
Sandra is worried about retirement. What if the money runs out? She's probably worrying for nothing, says Paul Clitheroe.
