Steph Nash was a staff writer at Money until 2017.
Stamp duty and family tax benefit changes for new financial year
With Canberra in chaos, the start of the new financial year was almost a 'blink and you'll miss it' event. Here's what you need to know, changes to Family Tax Benefit B to a stamp duty surcharge on foreign property buyers.
How to budget in your 20s
You can't have your cake and eat it too; you can't save and live beyond your means - it's mathematically impossible. So even Gen Y needs to learn to budget.
10 apps and websites for managing your investment property
There's a wide range of tools, often free, to help you with your investment property. Check out our 10 useful sites and apps.
Your 2016 federal election cheat sheet
Who will you be voting for in the 2016 federal election? Money's cheat sheet details the key election promises of the two major parties.
How to build a shipping container home for less than $150k
Looking for a cheap and easy property investment? You can build a shipping container for less than $350,000.
Check the cost of health insurance
The end of the financial year is rapidly approaching, so it's a good time to look over your health insurance premiums and health care costs.
Shopping centre goes green; ETFS break new ground
What's new? Scentre Group goes green, ETFs break new ground, plus more. Here's all the latest money news.
How to avoid excess credit card surcharges
The Reserve Bank recently made excess surcharging on credit cards illegal for Australian retailers. What is an excess surcharge? How do I report a retailer?
Polyvore’s secrets of start-up success
Polyvore CEO, Jess Lee reveals her bigget secrets of start-up success. The online fashion marketplace recently revealed a collaboration with our own Yahoo7.
ANZ ordered to pay back fees, online hotel bookings in spotlight
ANZ has been ordered to pay back about $5 million after it did not properly apply fee reductions and waivers for low-income customers.
