Steph Nash was a staff writer at Money until 2017.
Top tips for property investors
Property investors will need to get creative to overcome affordability problems and to steer clear of areas inundated with apartments in 2017.
Timeshares leave investors out of pocket
The sales pitch is simple: for a couple of thousand dollars, you can become a part-owner of a holiday house. Research from Choice on timeshares suggests it probably is.
What to do with dud your Christmas presents
What do you do if you get a dud gift? Don't just throw it in the attic to collect dust - return, regift or recycle!
Three ways you can bridge the gender pay gap
The results are in and ladies, it's not pretty. This year's total remuneration pay gap for private sector male employees versus female employees is at 23%, or around $26,853.
Why hospital cover is a no-brainer if you’re turning 30
If you're 22-30, you should consider extras-only as well as basic hospital cover. Paying a few hundred dollars a year could end up being cost effective.
How Scott MacDonald turned around Investa Property Group
Scott MacDonald, an American real estate executive, tells how he was summoned by Morgan Stanley and given the task of saving Investa during the GFC.
Six ETFs to help you invest globally
Investors big and small need to look beyond the Australian sharemarket for high returns.
To hedge or not to hedge?
It has been a mixed year for the Australian dollar. If you hold an exchange traded fund (ETF), you can hedge your investment to help protect yourself against currency volatility.
Trump or Clinton: what will it mean for the economy?
It's Trump vs. Clinton. What might the outcome, as well as all of the heated political rhetoric, mean for the global economy and financial markets?
Is a second job worth it for the money?
Sometimes a second job is just not worth it. You have to be careful that you're not wasting your time and wearing yourself out for virtually no pay-off.
