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SUSAN HELY

Susan, a senior writer at Money for more than 10 years, says: “When I was eight my father encouraged me to save my pocket money. I had two boxes, one for travel and the other for old age. I’m still fearful of being old and poor but having watched my own mother live an unnecessar­ily frugal life I want to enjoy my old age.”

LUKE HARRIS

Luke is co-founder of the Property Mentors. Luke says: “I don’t particular­ly have any big fears or worry about money personally. I guess my biggest fear about money is seeing good people have to go without things in life or struggle because they didn’t plan out their finances properly.”

ALEX DUNNIN

Alex is director of research at Rainmaker Informatio­n, publisher of SelectingS­uper. Alex says: “My fear is not for me but for younger people. Don’t let yourself be frightened by things like home prices and changing technology. Sure, there are big challenges but also huge opportunit­ies. If you don’t seize them, someone else will. It may as well be you.”

MATT BATEMAN

Matt is co-founder of the Property Mentors. Matt says: “As a profession­al investor I aim to make commercial­ly driven decisions, not emotional ones. I have concerns over things like potential trade wars and possible sharemarke­t sell-offs, for example, but I also have strategies available to me should any of these events unfold.”

JOHN ADDIS

John is the founder and editor-in-chief at Intelligen­t Investor. John says: “Inflation? A property crash? Not having enough? I’ve found if I’m sensible with money and managing these risks, that’s enough. Worrying won’t stop a recession or a market crash.”

AMY KOIT

Amy is a lawyer, accountant, lecturer and the founder of website kidsmoneyh­abits.com. Amy says: “My biggest money worry: not knowing when I am wasting money. As the saying goes, it’s a problem when you don’t know what you don’t know.”

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