Dee has put aside money for her grandkids but says they are too young to be handed thousands of dollars. Paul Clitheroe advises where to invest in the meantime.
Paul Clitheroe
Paul Clitheroe AM is a respected financial adviser and Money’s chairman and chief commentator. He is chair of the Australian Government Financial Literacy Board, and author of several personal finance books which have sold more than 600,000 copies. Email Paul your question (must be 150 words or less).
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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.
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I knew it was a scam and I should be outraged but when I heard about it I burst out laughing.
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.
Paul owes $21,000 in personal loans. He plans to travel overseas then declare bankruptcy on his return. So what does Paul Clitheroe think of this plan?
Keith has saved money to invest in property. He asks Paul Clitheroe about buying two low-end places versus saving to buy a more valuable property.
Kim and her husband have separated but still maintain joint finances. This is not sustainable, says Paul Clitheroe.
We are about to relocate to Melbourne from Perth for five years. What should we do with our family home?
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At 6am on a Sunday morning the phone rings. I was half asleep, which is of course part of the scam, but the conversation went something like this.
Anthony owes $300,000 on an investment property in regional NSW. Should he invest in Sydney and sell the regional property? Paul Clitheroe offers advice.