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Ask Paul: I want to travel overseas then declare bankruptcy
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?
The hard truth you need to hear if you want to win
It's time to get over yourself! If you fill your head with reasons why the perfect house, more money or success can't happen, then it probably won't.
Ask Paul: Should I sell regional property for a house in Sydney?
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.
Why ‘style drift’ is a red flag when it comes to investing
There will be times when the best money managers in the world, battered by market movements, are tempted to abandon their objectives. This is style drift.
Ask Paul: How can I overcome my fear of debt and buy a home?
Paul has $300,000 in savings but his job has made him wary of debt. He asks Paul Clitheroe if it's time to buy a home.
My parents helped me buy a house – should I pay them back first?
Cassandra's parents went guarantor for a large chunk of her mortgage. Should she pay them back or keep money in offset?
Ask Paul: Has debt ruined my financial future at 30?
Buried by debt and feeling stuck at 30, Christine asked Paul Clitheroe what to do next. His advice starts with one simple habit.
The money questions you’ve been asking Paul Clitheroe for 30 years
Paul Clitheroe has been answering Australia's money questions on planes, at dinner parties and even barbecues for more than 30 years.
Ask Paul: I followed your advice in 1997 and look where it got me
It's 20 years since Gerard first followed Paul Clitheroe's advice, and he's back with a $200,000 update ... and another question.
Ask Paul: I have $160k and no idea where to invest it
Sally has $160,000 in the bank and can't decide how to invest it. With the money going backwards in terms of buying power, Paul Clitheroe advises Sally how to take action.