Glenda is considering withdrawing all of her super to pay off a house she won't be living in. Here, Paul Clitheroe says, they might have to have a squabble.
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Seven years ago Glen was planning to retire at 50 as a single man. Now, he's married with a three-year-old and has a whole new question for Paul Clitheroe!
Amanda's school P&C group raised $43,000. It's locked in a term deposit at 0.5% but is there a better investment for a lump sum like this?
With just five years left to live, Geoff wants to make sure his wife and children are provided for when he's gone.
Luisa and her husband recently inherited $500,000. After paying off their mortgage and credit card debt, he's panicking they don't have enough money to retire.
Clint saved up $300,000 after paying off his home. Now, he tells Paul Clitheroe, he can't stop worrying about what to do with that money.
Cathy and Gary invested in a $6000 diamond. Now in their late 70s, they want to sell it but how?
Reader Paul has zero equity in his investment property and owes $38,000 on his home. Should he pay down debt or buy another rental?
When the super contribution increases from 9.5% to 12%, one idea is that employees could pocket the extra 3% or put it in super. What are your thoughts?
Karen and her husband have retired with more than $1 million in assets but they're struggling for cash flow. What went wrong?