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  1. Work
  2. Managing your money

Scams and identity theft

Protect yourself against scams. Learn what to do if you’re the victim of a scam or identity theft, including if your details are exposed in a data breach.

  1. Managing your money
  2. Centrelink debts and overpayments

How to avoid an overpayment

What you should do to avoid being overpaid your Centrelink payment and what we do to help.

  1. Youth Allowance
  2. Youth Allowance for students and Australian Apprentices

How to prepare to claim Youth Allowance for students and Australian Apprentices

There are several things to check before you claim Youth Allowance for students and apprentices.

  1. Looking for work
  2. Meeting obligations

What you need to do to meet mutual obligations requirements

These are the steps you need to take to set up and then meet your mutual obligation requirements.

  1. Caring for elderly
  2. Most useful information

Aged care claim for financial hardship assistance form (SA462)

Use this form to claim financial hardship assistance for your aged care costs.

  1. Retirement years
  2. Thinking about retirement

Ways to access your super when thinking about retirement

If you have superannuation, it can help you financially during your retirement years.

  1. Managing your money
  2. Centrelink debts and overpayments

When you can pause your debt repayments

You can pause your repayments if you’re affected by a crisis, disaster, emergency event or financial hardship.

Advising non-lodgement of a tax return

If you got Family Tax Benefit (FTB) or Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and you or your partner don’t need to lodge a tax return, you need to tell us and confirm your family income.

  1. Moving to Australia
  2. Refugees and asylum seekers

Payment for refugees and asylum seekers

Depending on your situation, there are payments and services you may get.

  1. Family Tax Benefit
  2. What can affect your payment

Family Tax Benefit when your child is 16 to 19 and stops full time study or school

If your child turns 16 and stops studying full time or going to school after they turn 16, your Family Tax Benefit (FTB) may change.

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