Starting a new job can be an exciting time and an opportunity to review your financial arrangements. This article provides a financial checklist of areas to consider, including superannuation, insurance, salary sacrifice and savings.

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Depending on how you look at it, changing jobs can either be an exciting time or a stressful one. With so much happening, you can be forgiven for focusing on the new role rather than your financial arrangements. However, a new job is also a good opportunity to review your superannuation, insurance, savings and overall financial position. Here are some things to consider when making a career move.

1. Review your superannuation

Changing jobs doesn't necessarily mean you need to change super funds. You can generally keep your existing super account or choose a different fund.

Before making a decision, compare the features of your existing fund with an alternative. Consider fees, investment options, long-term performance, insurance cover and any other features or benefits that may be important to you.

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How to articulate your worth at work, ask for a pay rise and what to do if there's 'No Money for More Money'.

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Do you feel like you’re putting in your best effort at work but not receiving the financial rewards you deserve?

Asking for a pay rise can be intimidating, but with the right approach, you can make a compelling case for your value to the company.

Here’s your guide to articulating your worth, asking for a pay rise, and what to do if you get a big, fat "no."

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