Paul's Insights

Paul Clitheroe unpacks the new super tax: how it works, who it hits and why more Aussies may be impacted over time.

We are lucky to have a world-class superannuation system. But no system is perfect, and all Australians need to be aware of potential threats to our super.

Trying to make sense of what's happening in investment markets isn't easy right now. Paul draws on his 30-plus years of experience to provide an informed perspective.

Inflation-weary Australians don't need to take on a side hustle to increase their income. Your portfolio can do the heavy lifting when it comes to generating passive income.

We all love to set New Year goals but even with the best intentions, many resolutions don't stick. Try these proven strategies to nail your goals.

Paul Clitheroe reflects on the year that was and shares five key takeaways to guide you into 2025.

The roof over your head may be able to help you enjoy a richer retirement. Paul Clitheroe explores three possible strategies.

In just a few weeks, US citizens will select a new president. The decision around who becomes the leader of the world's most powerful nation could impact investors here in Australia.

Paul Clitheroe has been answering money questions for more than four decades. In recent years a common theme has evolved.

Paul Clitheroe shares everything from his personal investment strategy to winning the Sydney to Hobart yacht race in this must-watch interview.

Paul Clitheroe reveals the password hackers can crack in less than a second plus shares his tips to protect yourself from scams.

The rise of exchange-traded funds (ETFs) has been spectacular. In the space of a decade, the combined market value of ETFs has soared from $10 billion in 2014 to almost $200 billion today. Nothing surprises me less.

Paul Clitheroe reveals the money conversations he had with his kids and the family tradition that lives on.

With the end of the financial year not far away, the ATO is keeping an eye on SMSFs. Here are some tips to stay out of trouble.

There is a way to beat the cost of living crunch, and it doesn't have to mean working multiple jobs. Your choice of investments can see your income outpace inflation.

For many economists it's a question of 'when' not 'if' interest rates start to fall. But how can investors prepare?