"Say I have $200,000 in super - is it better to invest in a self-managed super fund (SMSF) or in an industry fund such as Aware Super?" asks Harris.
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Should financial planning be free? Edwin thinks so. "It's certainly out of reach for ordinary people," he tells Paul Clitheroe.
Can you retire with just $100,000 and no super? That's what Ruby is facing after 20 years of caring for her mum, who had dementia.
Should Norm take out an interest-only home loan and invest the savings into super? Paul Clitheroe says it all comes down to personality and discipline.
Jacqui has survived her husband's drug addiction, double life and death. "I'm exhausted and struggling to balance two kids and my job," she tells Paul Clitheroe.
Wanda's 21-year-old daughter receives a disability support pension due to her intellectual disability. How should Wanda protect her daughter's inheritance?
"Is there a finance book you can recommend for people navigating a separation? Or any money tips you can share for a man going through a separation?" Andrew asks Paul Clitheroe.
What's the best way for Katerina to invest for her 11-month-old daughter, she asks Paul Clitheroe - superannuation or a share trading platform?
"I'm getting a lot of information about financial advisers who charge a fee to explain how to pay off your home loan within 7-10 years," Sven tells Paul Clitheroe.
Can Therese transfer $30,000 to her husband's super fund? "Technically yes," says Paul Clitheroe. "But in our super system nothing is simple."
