Steph Nash was a staff writer at Money until 2017.
The suburbs that first-home buyers can still afford
Want to buy your first home but think property is too expensive? Domain's First Home Buyers Report reveals the suburbs in our capital cities that are the most affordable to entry level buyers. The results of might surprise you.
Stamp duty scrapped for first-home buyers in NSW
NSW first-home buyers can breathe a collective sigh of relief ahead of the state budget: they will be exempt from stamp duty on purchases of up to $650,000.
Save money by shopping online in June
Get your wallet ready. eBay has just launched Hump Month.
Learn how to cash in on the sharing economy
Want to know how you can make up to an extra $30,000 a year without really doing anything? The answer is in the palm of your hand. The Sharing Hub is hosting a free event in Sydney this Sunday for you to meet and greet people who have cashed in on the sharing economy.
The good news (and bad news) on credit cards rewards programs
There's good news and bad news for shoppers with rewards credit cards.
Winners and losers of the 2017 Federal Budget
What we thought was the housing affordability budget, and then the health budget, and then the education budget, turned out to be an all-round budget focused on lowering the high cost of living. We break down the winners and losers.
A newbie’s guide to buying shares for the first time
My first attempt at buying shares cost me $54 in fees and an awkward phone call. Here's everything you wanted to know about investing for the first time but were too embarrassed to ask.
What you can expect from the 2017 Federal Budget
It's farewell to 'jobs and growth' this year to make way for the new hero of the Federal Budget: housing affordability.
From boilermaker to share economy king
With under-employment on the rise, millions of Australians are turning to the sharing economy to bring in extra cash.
Three ways to get cheaper flights
With the right cost-cutting tips, you could save hundreds of dollars on flights, which means more money to spend on sightseeing, shopping and having fun.
