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Ask Paul: How can I invest for my 10-day-old grandson?
"In my 40-plus years of answering money questions, you get my highest award," Paul Clitheroe tells Michelle, who wants to invest $100 a week for her grandson.
What it really costs when you lend money to mates
Bailed out a broke friend only to see them driving around in a new car? The dangers of lending money to loved ones go beyond the financial.
The surprising truth about work-life balance
The concept of work-life balance always confused my grandfather. He just had life balance, as was the case for much of history. So how did we mess it up so badly?
Can I set up a super fund for my kids?
It's possible to set up a super fund for your young children. The bigger question is, should you?
Why Aussies are spending less on Dad this Father’s Day
Haven't bought your dad a Father's Day present yet? Aussies are expected to spend 10% less on their dads than last year as the cost-of-living crisis bites.
Friends With Money #165: Family loans: financial support between generations
Lending money to loved ones can be complicated. Chipkie founder Michelle Lomas joins us on Friends With Money to discuss the best way to lend money to family and friends.
Paul Clitheroe on 25 years with Money
Paul Clitheroe reflects on his journey from the UK to regional NSW, to starting his own investment firm, to hosting the Money show for 3 million viewers a week.
Ask Paul: We subsidised one child’s rent, now there is friction
Greg and his wife allowed one of their adult children to stay in their investment property for less than market rent. How can they make it even with their other child?
Eight money lessons to teach your kids
We all make money mistakes and Susan Hely admits she has made some shockers. But now she is teaching her kids her hard-won lessons.
How to look after your super while on parental leave
Taking time out of the workforce to raise a family shouldn't leave you shortchanged in retirement. Here's how to keep your super growing while on parental leave.