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Living well in 2024: How to put your health first

WEBHealth researcher Professor Cassandra Szoeke outlines new ways of thinking about the next 12 months, your health needs and priorities.

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Managing medical expenses in retirement

WEBThis is the $64 million question, of course. Conservatively, for both hospital and the highest level of extras, couples will pay around $5000-$6000 per year for private …

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Top 5 Extra Benefits You Get With Your CSHC

WEBIn order to qualify for the CSHC, you must be an Australian resident currently living in Australia. Holders of the CSHC can save around $2,500 yearly on health care …

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Everything you need to know about Centrelink Age Pension

WEBAs the interface between individuals and Services Australia, Centrelink is responsible for the management of support and payments. For pre-retirees this may …

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Commonwealth Seniors Health Card Eligibility

WEBEligibility thresholds for the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card. The new income thresholds, that come into effect from the 20 September 2023 are: Singles – $95,400. …

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Which health care card is right for you

WEBTo receive a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card you must meet the income thresholds of $57,761 a year if you’re single or $92,416 a year for couples (combined). …

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Seniors energy rebate: How to receive this bonus

WEBThe benefit is as high as $500 in some states (e.g. NSW), $350 in the Northern Territory, $275 in the ACT and $250 in Victoria as that state government has …

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Five things you need to know … about the CHSC

WEBAs a reminder, the new income thresholds are: Singles $90,000. Couples (combined) $144,000. Couples separated by illness, care or prison (combined) …

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Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC) Benefits

WEBThe top six benefits of the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC) include: Free or lower rates on other healthcare expenses. This can include ambulance, eye checkups, …

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Age Pension Calculator

WEBWhat is an Age Pension calculator? An Age Pension calculator is a free and anonymous online tool that allows people to submit age, residency status asset and income data to …

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Which concession card is best for your situation

WEBThis is a general Health Concession Card for Australians aged 19 and over. It has no asset test. The income test limits, per annum, are: Single, no children $36,504. …

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Health Card Application

WEBApply for the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card. This can get you: Cheaper medicine under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme. Bulk billed doctors visits. A bigger refund …

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Discount and concession cards

WEBThe first important distinction is between concession cards and discount cards. The main concession cards are issued by the Federal Government, through …

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How this discount card saved hundreds

WEBSo in the space of just six weeks of having their CSHC, Sue and Robert believe they have saved more than $800. Their savings are impressive, but far from the …

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A few things about Centrelink … that you need to know

WEBCentrelink say call wait times have increased from 14 minutes to 20 minutes this year as well. Many people are experiencing much longer than this. Delays have …

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Can gifting affect your entitlements

WEBA. Hi Mary, in answer to your question of whether gifting might affect your entitlements, the answer in this case is a resounding yes, for the better. Here’s how this …

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Age Pension increases on 20 March 2024

WEBFrom 20 March 2024 the maximum full Age Pension increases $19.60 per fortnight for a single person and $29.40 for a couple combined. The good news is that, even though …

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Your super drawdown questions answered

WEBYour questions answered on super drawdowns. A few weeks ago we reported on the pending change to the minimum super drawdown rates. Essentially, on …

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