Maria Bekiaris is editorial campaigns manager for Canstar and former deputy editor of Money. She holds a Bachelor's degree in business.
What to buy to get the $20,000 small business tax break
New research has revealed that 78% of Australia's small business owners don't fully understand the $20,000 tax break, with 67% of them not making the most of the opportunity in the lead-up to June 30.
Why we’re afraid to ask for a flexible work week
Many Aussies would love to work from home or do their 40 hour week over four days instead of five but are worried about the career implications, according research by Hays.
How to ask for a pay rise when wage growth is slow
Learning how to ask for a pay rise could add tens of thousands of dollars to your income over the course of your career.
Eight ways to get cheap – or free – movie tickets
Want the best deals for cheap movie tickets? We compare eight loyalty programs and bonus offers to save money on your next trip to the cinema.
Young Aussies are in the dark when it comes to their super balances
Aussies aged under 30 tend to have more money in their super accounts than their bank balances but 40% have no idea what their super balance.
How to invest like a millennial: from Amazon to Tesla
Millennials are leading the way when it comes to investing in international tech stocks like Amazon, Tesla, Microsoft and Alphabet.
How not to use your credit card online
Entering your credit card details when shopping online is always a risk and it's easy to become complacent. Here's how to keep your cards secure online.
How to avoid leaving a ‘death tax’ for your kids
Many Aussies are dying with large super balances because they are spending frugally in retirement so they can pass on as much as possible to their children.
What to do if you get a Centrelink debt letter
Unless you've been living under a rock you would have heard of the Centrelink debt recovery debacle. If you receive a letter, you must act quickly.
Your four big super questions answered
Super can seem complex but if you know how it works you can make the most of its tax-friendly 'perks'. We answer your super questions.
