Bindi and her husband want to retire early - the sooner the better - to spend time with their young children, but they want an annual income of $140,000.
Alice has $60,000 for her first home sitting in a high-interest savings account. She asks Paul Clitheroe if she would be better off investing the money.
In their 30s with cash but no investments, Martin and Heidi say it's time to get serious with their finances. They turned to Ask the Experts for advice.
Jimmy and his wife are worth more than $1.5 million. They ask Paul Clitheroe how they can offload assets in order to get the $1,348.40/fortnight aged pension.
Kevin has found a way to leave his super to his adult daughters without them being hit with a tax bill. So what does Paul Clitheroe think of the loophole?
I clearly remember the moment I first picked up Buffett: The Making of an American Capitalist by Roger Lowenstein. It was December 1996, and the book set off a chain of events that led to me achieving many of my financial goals ahead of schedule.
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