Whether it's a lotto win or an inheritance, a windfall can be life-changing. Here's how to avoid blowing the cash - and the opportunity it brings.
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As a financial counsellor I often receive calls from people who are worried about a loved one's spending or mounting debt, asking how to broach the subject. The answer is: carefully.
Nikki and her husband want to buy an investment property but haven't saved up a deposit. They ask Paul Clitheroe if selling their shares is the right move.
Purchased greenslips for your vehicles in 2017? You could be entitled to a refund of up to $125 from early 2018.
I knew it was a scam and I should be outraged but when I heard about it I burst out laughing.
ING Australia has put an end to ATM fees globally and dropped its fees for international transactions made overseas or online.
Kevin and his wife have about $450,000 in term deposits and they're looking for a better investment plan. That's where Paul Clitheroe comes in.
The long-awaited iPhone X has finally launched in Australia, ready for you to get your hands on. Well, kind of. A much more likely scenario will see you waiting about four weeks for shipping - still in time for Christmas though, if you move soon.
Separated couples are having to wait up to three years before their divorce is finalised, enduring a complicated, lengthy and expensive process. But there is an alternative.
A slowdown in housing market conditions has helped to alleviate some of the pressure on the RBA to raise the cash rate.
