Millions of Australians may be entitled to a share of $51 million in unclaimed superannuation, with some individuals able to withdraw up to $200 tax-free. The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) has urged Australians to check their super accounts, as unclaimed funds are sitting idle, waiting to be claimed. How to Check for Unclaimed Super? The … Read more
Thousands of Australian parents may be eligible for financial assistance when driving their children to school, with subsidies available in different states and territories. Depending on where you live, you could claim up to $1,178 annually to help cover transportation costs. Here’s what you need to know and how to check if you qualify. School … Read more
A new study has revealed that 700,000 Australian retirees are paying more tax on their superannuation than necessary, potentially losing up to $9,000 over their retirement. The costly mistake? Failing to move their superannuation funds from the accumulation phase to the retirement (pension) phase once they reach eligibility. According to the Super Members Council (SMC), … Read more
The Australian government is considering a new road user charge for electric vehicles (EVs), a policy shift that could impact hundreds of thousands of drivers across the country. The proposed reform aims to replace lost fuel excise revenue, ensuring continued funding for road maintenance and infrastructure as more Australians switch to EVs. The announcement has … Read more
Thousands of Australian parents may be eligible for a $100 cash boost, thanks to government initiatives designed to ease the cost-of-living burden. While some reports have circulated about a Centrelink cash payment, it is important to verify details through official sources before applying. What Is the $100 Cash Boost? The $100 payment is part of … Read more
Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has proposed cutting 36,000 public service jobs, arguing that these roles were unnecessarily added under Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government. The plan, according to Dutton, would save taxpayers approximately $24 billion, which he suggests could be redirected to essential frontline services or cost-of-living relief. Public Service Expansion Under Scrutiny Dutton claims … Read more
A growing number of pensioners across Australia are struggling to afford basic necessities as soaring rental costs outpace government support, forcing some retirees to skip meals or face homelessness. Leading policy experts and advocacy groups are now urging the federal government to boost Commonwealth Rent Assistance (CRA) by $2 billion annually to address the crisis. … Read more
Australians affected by recent natural disasters may be eligible for extra financial assistance from Centrelink, with payments of up to $6,548 available through the Disaster Recovery Allowance (DRA). The payment is designed to provide temporary income support for individuals who have suffered a loss of income due to floods, storms, or other natural disasters. With … Read more
A new financial study has revealed that millions of Australians could be losing up to $13,722 per year by overpaying on everyday services and failing to take advantage of cost-saving opportunities. The report highlights areas where Australians are missing out on substantial financial benefits, including home loans, electricity bills, health insurance, and superannuation. Where Are … Read more
The Australian Government has unveiled a £573 million ($1.1 billion AUD) investment package aimed at improving women’s health services across the country. The initiative, part of the government’s broader effort to address gaps in women’s healthcare, focuses on increasing accessibility, affordability, and quality of services for contraception, menopause support, endometriosis care, and reproductive health. This … Read more