With many families gathering for the holiday season, having some uncomfortable conversations today could save you a lot of heartache down the track.
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The law says you can only leave your super to a person who is considered a dependent. But what if you don't have kids?
It's hard enough dealing with the loss of a loved one without having to manage their estate. Here's how to navigate taxes as an executor.
Losing a sibling is hard enough but now two of Sue's siblings could lose their pensions if they automatically inherit money from his estate.
This week, Paul Clitheroe advises Chris and her husband who bought their single-mum daughter a house and now want her to take over the mortgage.
"It's been a hard few years," Jennifer tells Paul Clitheroe, with her husband diagnosed with a serious medical condition.
This week, Life Admin Hacks author Mia Northrop joins us on the Friends With Money podcast to share how we can best stay on top of life's important documents.
How can you protect your finances while dating later in life? A financial planner and a family law expert join us on Friends With Money.
Your super could be one of your most valuable assets, but it might not form part of your estate when you die.
In most cases, when a person dies, their super will be paid to their nominated beneficiary. But is a super death benefit taxed?
