Steph Nash was a staff writer at Money until 2017.
Salesperson or scammer: how you can tell them apart
Getting conned by a financial predator could cost you thousands. Here's how to tell if the person on the other end of the phone is a scammer.
How to cash in on soaring land values by subdividing
Cashing in on the property boom doesn't have to mean selling up and moving. If you already own land, subdividing your property could pay off.
Three new smartphones that cost less than $400
The original dumbphone just got a lot smarter. Nokia is back with a range of sophisticated smartphones all under $400.
The capital city where you can find the cheapest rent
Data from the 2016 census reveals where the richest Aussies live, and the capital city where you can find the cheapest rent.
‘New credit card laws don’t go far enough’
Mozo director Kirsty Lamont says the government's credit card crackdown doesn't go far enough to address Australia's spiralling debt problem.
Four ways to boost your borrowing power
As banks tighten their lending policies and it gets harder to access loans, here's what you need to know to boost your borrowing power.
Sydney and Melbourne property prices to fall over next three years
With property markets peaking (and slightly deflating in Sydney and Melbourne), what should property owners expect next financial year?
The new laws that could hit your hip pocket
There's a lot happening in parliament, with news lass passed in the lead up to the end of the financial year. Here's how it could affect you.
Housing and health: what NSW Budget means for you
With major chunks of the NSW budget having been revealed ahead of time - such as the housing affordability package and a multibillion-dollar increase in public hospital funding - the rest is now out in the open, with a few welcome surprises for residents.
Moving out: how to survive being a first-time renter
If you get the option of choosing the length of your lease as a first-time renter, always aim for six months.
