Is divorce grounds to access super?
If a family court compels you to sell your home, can you get access to super to buy a new one?
Your Questions: International Women's Day special edition
Financial expert answers questions from women ahead of International Women's Day on March 8.
How do I recover a family loan in a divorce
A reader asks how she can recover a housing loan to her daughter, now that divorce is on the cards and her soon to be former son-in-law is claiming it is a gift.
Are volatile shares worth the pain?
A reader asks Noel Whittaker how dividend income overcomes the volatility of shares.
Save for education with investment bonds
Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
'Messy' retirement decisions
George Cochrane answers questions from readers.
Giving money away to get pension
Money expert Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
What to do with an inheritance
George Cochrane answers readers' questions.
How to manage your own strata plan
George Cochrane answers readers' questions about strata management, rebuilding after divorce, and selling investment properties before retirement.
The rundown on annuities
Noel Whittaker answers a reader's question about how annuities work.
Defensive strategy for investors
Noel Whittaker answers a reader's question about whether to opt for a lower-risk option for superannuation to ride out the volatile times.
'I'm 60, divorced and I lost my job – help!'
Personal finance expert Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
Should you keep your investment property or reduce debt?
Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
How to help your grandkids through uni
My wife and I are in our mid 60s, self-funded retirees, and would like to contribute to the tertiary education of our two young grandchildren.
How to be mortgage-free by retirement
Noel Whittaker answers reader questions, from superannuation to mortgage strategy.
Plan for age pension changes in 2017
The age pension is not intended to support those with higher levels of wealth to maintain their capital base.
How to know when a family trust has outlived its purpose
A reader asks George Cochrane if she should wind up her family trust now there are no beneficiaries.
How to make super last a (longer) lifetime
Our resident personal finance expert answers reader questions.
Should my husband register with Centrelink?
George Cochrane answers readers' questions, such as whether to register with Centrelink even if you're not entitled to any money.
Tax deductible renovations
Readers ask Noel Whittaker their financial dilemmas, from the tax deductibility of renovating an investment property to whether to buy their late mother's house.
Your questions
A reader wants to know whether their New Zealand Post Office Bonus Bonds and UK Premium Savings Bonds might be worth something.
Rent is never 'dead money'
Noel Whittaker answers readers' questions.
Do I pay off the house or save in a super fund?
George Cochrane answers your financial questions.
Family finance beyond the wedding
Readers ask how they can plan for their own retirement and to invest for their children's futures.
Age pensioners' guide to lending money
Noel Whittaker answers reader questions on loans from age pensioners, saving for funeral costs and possible changes to superannuation.
Superannuation to spend not save
A reader asks why the government insists on minimum super withdrawals once they reach 65, rather than letting them live more frugally.
Shield against partner's shady enterprise
How can you protect yourself financially and legally if your spouse insists on entering a "shady" enterprise against your best advice?
Keeping risk levels low
Wanted: A safe-but-sure mix of investments.
Will block dream cost us dear?
What are the tax implications of a block of land bought to build a home on?
Shares still the way to go
Nervous investor seeks some direction.