divorce
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Ask Paul: I make $18k a year and just inherited $150k
Single mum Jacqueline is finding herself dipping into her inheritance to help cover living expenses. How can she make ends meet now and invest for her future?
What happens when divorcing parents put money before their kids
Two weeks after Charlie left his wife, Sarah, and their two children, Archie and Tom, he announced he wasn't paying private school fees anymore.
How I retired early as a single mother with four kids
When I left my husband in 1997, I took with me four boys under five and $60 cash. Last year, at the age of 57 and 10 years ahead of schedule, I retired.
A lifetime in war zones has changed how Rabia Siddique sees money
Rabia Siddique - lawyer, retired British Army officer, former war crimes prosecutor and hostage survivor - is now married with a blended family of seven kids.
Three tips for navigating the upheaval of a grey divorce
Divorce in later life can have a devastating emotional and financial impact, here are some tips to help navigate the upheaval.
The money questions you need to ask when getting a divorce
Dangerous myths such as 'the woman always wins' or 'assets are split 50/50' are making it harder for divorcing couples to separate their finances.
Why you need a will in your 20s and 30s
Ok, so you might not own a house yet, but who do you want to inherit your photos and digital music, and have access to your emails after your death? This is why you need a will.
How to manage your mortgage after you and your partner split
The end of a relationship is already a painful time but what if you own property together? Here's how to find your way out without taking on debt just to get it over with.
My father’s double-life made it hard to trust people about money
My father had a second family that he kept secret from my mother and us kids for years. By the time he told her the marriage was over, the money was long gone.
13 common super terms you’ve never really understood
If all you know about super is that a chunk of your salary disappears each month, it's time for a crash course. We explain the super terms you don't really understand.
