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Six tips for a strong start to the new financial year
Need some guidance for the new financial year? We've gathered together Money's top financial experts to bring you a few hot tips for 2016-2017.
Ask Paul: How to push back when financial planners take over?
Financial planners are insisting on managing John and his wife's wealth. Paul Clitheroe advises John on how to stay in control.
Ask Paul: I earn $180k – how else can I build wealth?
With low interest rates, I'm not in a hurry to pay off my home or salary sacrifice more to super. How can I build wealth?
Ask Paul: Have we missed the property boat?
Paul and his partner are currenlty renting and are considering buying an investment property. Paul asks Paul Clitheroe if they have missed the boat?
What to do with $1000: five ways to get ahead
For as little as $1000 you can make some of the easiest and most worthwhile investments. If you can get a little creative, your Christmas bonus or leftover savings for the year can go a long way.
Financial planners charging far more than we want to pay
Australians have a problem with the cost of financial advice. The amount they want to pay falls way short of the true cost.
Ask Paul: Should I consolidate my car and home loan?
Should Danny keep paying the car loan at an interest rate of 6.9% fixed for the next five years or consolidate the car loan with the home loan at 4.9%?
Ask Paul: What should I do with my inheritance?
Rob has a $350,000 inheritance and isn't sure what to do with it. He asks Paul Clitheroe for this thoughts.
Ask Paul: Our house is in my fiance’s name but I want to help pay his mortgage
Jess wants to help her fiance pay down his mortgage, but Paul is concerned about what that would mean for her if the marriage fails.
Australian women rank beneath men on financial literacy
Women rank lower than men on financial knowledge and numeracy from the age of 28, according to the latest ANZ Survey of Adult Financial Literacy in Australia.
