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Ask Paul: Should kids get pocket money for chores?
Should you pay kids for chores, or should they just be expected to help around the house? Paul Clitheroe says there is a bigger issue at play.
Ask Paul: How can I invest for my 10-day-old grandson?
"In my 40-plus years of answering money questions, you get my highest award," Paul Clitheroe tells Michelle, who wants to invest $100 a week for her grandson.
Ask Paul: How can I safely invest $200k?
Diana and her husband are about to come into some money. With $100,000 in their SMSF, where should they invest a $200,000 windfall?
Ask Paul: I’m scared I’ll have to sell my home
"I have recently had to stop work because of a disability and I have now started to struggle financially for the first time because of this," Kris tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: My wife stayed home with our kids, now her super is behind
"My wife and I have a large discrepancy in our super balances, as she took time off when the kids were little," Robert tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: I’m a 78-year-old pensioner, should I sell my shares?
"If there is a market crash I am concerned I may not have the years left to recoup my losses," Jan tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: I want to invest $500 a month but I’m worried
At 51, Derek wants to start investing but confesses to feeling overwhelmed and unsure where to begin. What does Paul Clitheroe have to say?
Ask Paul: Should I buy a second investment property at 42?
At 42, single mum Sheree is worried about her retirement, but is buying another investment property the right move?
Ask Paul: I’m a divorced single father, can I afford a new car?
"I do get a bit of car envy watching other people who are about my age driving around in newer models," Andrew tells Paul Clitheroe.
Ask Paul: Does this viral money tip actually work?
Katrina saw a social media post that said, 'If you pay a month's extra repayment of your mortgage every year, your loan will reduce from 30 years to 17 years'. Is it correct?