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  1. Contact us
  2. Report fraud or an IT security risk

Report fraud

If you suspect someone may be committing fraud against Medicare, Centrelink or Child Support, you should report it.

  1. Disability Support Pension
  2. Who can get it

Non-medical rules for Disability Support Pension

You need to meet all the non-medical rules to get Disability Support Pension (DSP).

  1. Disability Support Pension
  2. How we assess your claim

Impairment rating for Disability Support Pension

We assess your impairment as part of the general medical rules for Disability Support Pension (DSP).

  1. Early release of superannuation
  2. How to apply

If you disagree with a decision about early release of superannuation

We can’t change or review decisions by your super fund or the Australian Taxation Office (ATO) if they decide not to release your super early. You’ll need to contact them.

  1. Special Benefit
  2. Who can get it

Income and assets test for Special Benefit

We use income and assets tests to check if you can get Special Benefit. We also use these to work out how much you can get.

  1. Who can get it
  2. Medical rules

General medical rules for Disability Support Pension

If you meet the general medical rules, you may get Disability Support Pension (DSP).

  1. Maximum loan amount
  2. Security for the loan

When you have to pay costs for security for a loan under the Home Equity Access Scheme

You’ll be responsible for some of the costs involved with managing your Home Equity Access Scheme loan.

  1. Home Equity Access Scheme
  2. How much you can get

Maximum loan amount under the Home Equity Access Scheme

The maximum loan amount (MLA) is the most you can borrow through the Home Equity Access Scheme. We can’t pay you any more once your loan balance reaches your MLA.

  1. Active scams
  2. myGov scams

myGov phishing email scams

There are different ways scammers try to trick you, including pretending to be from myGov.

  1. Special Disability Trusts
  2. How it works

The principal beneficiary of a Special Disability Trust

To be eligible to be a principal beneficiary of a Special Disability Trust, the person with a disability must meet the definition of severe disability.

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