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Ask Paul: I’m scared I’ll have to sell my home
"I have recently had to stop work because of a disability and I have now started to struggle financially for the first time because of this," Kris tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: My wife stayed home with our kids, now her super is behind
"My wife and I have a large discrepancy in our super balances, as she took time off when the kids were little," Robert tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: I’m a 78-year-old pensioner, should I sell my shares?
"If there is a market crash I am concerned I may not have the years left to recoup my losses," Jan tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: Should I buy a second investment property at 42?
At 42, single mum Sheree is worried about her retirement, but is buying another investment property the right move?
Ask Paul: I’m a divorced single father, can I afford a new car?
"I do get a bit of car envy watching other people who are about my age driving around in newer models," Andrew tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: Does this viral money tip actually work?
Katrina saw a social media post that said, 'If you pay a month's extra repayment of your mortgage every year, your loan will reduce from 30 years to 17 years'. Is it correct?
Ask Paul: Should we wait for the property market to correct?
Should Andy buy a house or wait until the market corrects? "It feels like now is the wrong time to buy," he tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: Where should our teenage son invest his savings?
Kylie's 15-year-old son has just started his first job, earning up to $270 a week, and he wants to buy a car in two years.
Ask Paul: Should I put money into my mortgage offset or shares?
"I'm still confused about whether it's smarter to invest more in shares in the hope of building some wealth over the next 10 years to be able to buy a bigger place or keep that money in offset," writes Megan.
Ask Paul: My husband is 60 and only has $35,000 in super
Michelle's husband has worked for himself most of his life, and is now nearing retirement age with just $35,000 in superannuation.
