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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.
Ask Paul: Can I declare bankruptcy on a $30k Centrelink debt?
Helen owes $30,000 in Centrelink debt. Will the debt be wiped if she declares bankruptcy? Paul Clitheroe has the answer but it's not the one Helen wants.
Ask Paul: I grew up on Centrelink and now make $140k
From Centrelink benefits to $140,000 a year, Katherine is in a privileged position and knows it, but what should she do next? Paul Clitheroe has some ideas.
Ask Paul: Should I sell my rentals to escape financial stress?
The stress of owing $1.2 million on property is becoming too much for Raj and his wife. But it's not necessarily a cash flow problem, says Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: My wife’s a stay-at-home mum – can I top up her super?
Henry is earning good money but his wife is taking time out of the workforce to raise their child. Can he contribute to her super?
Ask Paul: Best place to save for my grandkids’ future?
Dee has put aside money for her grandkids but says they are too young to be handed thousands of dollars. Paul Clitheroe advises where to invest in the meantime.
Ask Paul: I want to travel overseas then declare bankruptcy
Paul owes $21,000 in personal loans. He plans to travel overseas then declare bankruptcy on his return. So what does Paul Clitheroe think of this plan?
Ask Paul: Should I sell regional property for a house in Sydney?
Anthony owes $300,000 on an investment property in regional NSW. Should he invest in Sydney and sell the regional property? Paul Clitheroe offers advice.
Ask Paul: Has debt ruined my financial future at 30?
Buried by debt and feeling stuck at 30, Christine asked Paul Clitheroe what to do next. His advice starts with one simple habit.
