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How to work four days a week without losing 20% of your salary
If you're tempted to cut your work week back to four days, there's good news: your salary won't drop by as much as you think.
Ask Paul: What if my super is worthless by the time I need it?
Is it still worth investing in super, Jay asks Paul, when my life savings could be worthless in 20 or 30 years when I need it?
Women retire with half the super of men: it’s got to stop
If your grown kids live under your roof rent-free, it's time to suggest a deal. You will provide free accommodation now if they accommodate you in retirement.
Cask wine and polyester pants: why I wrote A Real Girl’s Guide to Money
Has the voice in your head ever asked, "Where the hell is your money going?" A Real Girl's Guide to Money by Effie Zahos has the answer.
Ditch your dud fund: March issue of Money on sale now
The March issue of Money is on sale now. From how to boost your super by $60k in just 10 years to your rights if your apartment is a lemon, here is what's inside.
The winners and losers if Labor wins the federal election
Bill Shorten has vowed to abolish negative gearing and scrap franking credits, but how would a Labor victory hit your hip pocket?
Ask Paul: I owe $900k on four properties – should I buy one more?
Single mum Sharon owns three investment properties and has her eye on a fourth. Paul Clitheroe's response? "No more property!"
Healthcare, fruit, beer: the price hikes hurting Aussie retirees
With Aussie couples aged around 65 needing more than $60,000 a year to live comfortably, we reveal what is driving the rising cost of living for retirees.
Ask Paul: My partner is 15 years older – should we top up his super?
Clare is already contributing extra to her own super but her partner will be 80 before Clare reaches retirement age - should they top up his super too?
What to do with your superannuation when you retire
What should you do with super during retirement? During the GFC many people panicked and fled to the safety of cash, only to lock in their losses.
