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Smart ways to teach kids about money this Christmas
Want to raise money-smart kids? The festive season is the perfect time to teach budgeting, saving and giving. Here's how.
Who really wins from the expanded Home Guarantee Scheme?
The likely winners of the expanded 5% deposit Home Guarantee Scheme, the market rate for pocket money, and how supermarkets make it hard for shoppers to compare value. Here are five things you may have missed this week.
Ask Paul: What’s the best way to invest for our baby?
What's the best way for Katerina to invest for her 11-month-old daughter, she asks Paul Clitheroe - superannuation or a share trading platform?
Pocket money: The right way to teach kids about money
Should you give kids pocket money? Yes - but not the conventional way. Here's how to make it a powerful money lesson.
Why parents are turning to bonds for kids
Apps like Blossom are targeting families, letting parents invest from as little as $5. Returns target 5.45% to 6.50% a year, but what are the trade-offs?
Ask Paul: How much money should the tooth fairy leave?
How much should the tooth fairy bring? "I think a gold coin like when we were kids, but my husband thinks I'm being cheap and wants to put out $20 per tooth. Help!"
Ask Paul: What’s the best way to invest while raising a child?
"My wife and I are planning to start a family, and we are not sure how to navigate investing for our future while raising a child," Eric tells Paul Clitheroe.
How to avoid paying a fortune for kids’ activities
Extracurricular activities is a big industry - I have spent a small fortune on music lessons, soccer camps, tennis, netball and drama for kids.
Ask Paul: I’m 16, is this the best way to invest?
At 16, Nathan already ticks "every single goal that makes a person financially literate", writes Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: Can we afford to have a baby?
"My husband and I have been married for five years and want to start a family ... but I still can't escape the fear that we just don't have enough money to have a baby."
