family
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Why Aussies can’t afford to have children
A growing number of young adults are resigned to life without children as soaring living costs and the housing affordability crisis scuttle their plans.
The single parenting payment increase doesn’t go far enough
Of the one million single parents in Australia, 81% are mothers. Almost all are treading water financially. And next month's parenting payment increase isn't enough.
Ask Paul: My son says I’m wasting money keeping it in the bank
Pensioner Leanne has saved a few thousand dollars in the bank. Her son thinks the money should be invested. Who does Paul Clitheroe agree with?
Ask Paul: My wife won’t stop giving our adult kids handouts
"They work but they seem to prefer to spend their own money on holidays and eating out, then approach my wife when there are bills to be paid," Bryan tells Paul Clitheroe.
The best money advice actor Dean Vince lives by
Musical theatre performer Dean Vince shares his biggest money lessons, best and worst investments, and the financial advice that changed his life.
Affordable alternatives to sending a loved one flowers
When a friend has a baby or loses a loved one, your instinct is to send flowers. But there are more affordable - and more thoughtful - alternatives.
Ask Paul: Should I swap townhouses to keep my mum happy?
"Please forgive my bluntness, but this sounds like a tale from La La Land," Paul Clitheroe tells reader Ann who is stuck in a mum conundrum.
When your adult kids can’t afford to move out of home
Skyrocketing rents and high living costs mean younger Aussies are staying in the family home longer. Here's how to make it work for everyone.
Ask Paul: I’m a single mum, can I afford to buy a home?
Single mum Pia wants to plan for her future but isn't sure where to invest her money, so what does Paul Clitheroe have to say?
Ask Paul: Can we transfer a house to our daughter?
This week, Paul Clitheroe advises Chris and her husband who bought their single-mum daughter a house and now want her to take over the mortgage.
