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Ask Paul: Can I quit my job to start a business?
Dew hates his job but with three kids in private school, can he afford to quit and start his own business?
Ask Paul: Can I top up my teens’ super to help them buy property one day?
How young is too young to start saving for a house deposit? Kim wants to top up her teen daughters' super funds so they can use the First Home Super Saver scheme.
Ask Paul: Should I sell my shares to avoid paying tax on dividends?
Geoff is moving to Japan for work, so should he sell his $20,000 in blue-chip shares in order to avoid paying tax on the dividends?
Ask Paul: An inheritance means I will lose the pension – and I’m fine with it
Inheriting a large sum of money means Kris will no longer get the pension - and she's fine with that - but what about tax returns?
Ask Paul: We’ve paid $60k in fees for almost no advice – what now?
For 22 years Carlos and his wife have each paid about $120 a month to an MLC adviser for "virtually no advice". Is it time to switch to an industry fund?
Ask Paul: I only have $16k in super after migrating from Brazil
After emigrating from Brazil, 38-year-old Ana has just $16,000 in her super fund and wants to know how she can make up for lost time.
Ask Paul: My wife doesn’t have any super, should I give her some of mine?
Chris' wife is in her 60s with no super. Should he withdraw from his own to start a super account in her name?
Ask Paul: Should I sell shares to top up my pension shortfall?
As he moves his self-managed super fund from accumulation to pension, Peter is struggling with his next step.
Ask Paul: Should I invest in shares if it’s only going to be a for a year?
Having sold her unit, Abby wants to rent for a year until the property market cools off. Should she invest in shares in the meantime?
Ask Paul: Is it too late for us to buy a home?
Still renting at 46, Luke and Terri are worried they've missed out on buying a home. But Paul Clitheroe thinks there's light at the end of the tunnel.