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  1. When you get lump sum compensation
  2. Preclusion periods

When you’re in financial hardship for Centrelink compensation recovery

There is help available if you’re in financial hardship during your preclusion period.

  1. Living arrangements
  2. Family and domestic violence

Helping others experiencing family and domestic violence

Here are some resources to help you support someone experiencing family and domestic violence.

  1. Permanent independence
  2. If you’re independent through work

Independent for Youth Allowance through part time work or earnings for rural and remote students

You may be independent through work for Youth Allowance if you’re a student from a rural or remote area.

  1. How it works
  2. Benefits

Eligibility for gifting concessions to a Special Disability Trust

To be eligible for the gifting concession immediate family members must meet certain criteria.

  1. Disability Support Pension
  2. How to manage your payment

Travel outside Australia rules for Disability Support Pension

There are rules about when you can get Disability Support Pension (DSP) while outside Australia and for how long.

  1. Top payments
  2. Youth Disability Supplement

How to get Youth Disability Supplement

You don’t need to apply for Youth Disability Supplement.

  1. Commonwealth Seniors Health Card
  2. How to manage your card

Travel outside Australia rules for a Commonwealth Seniors Health Card

There are rules about how long your Commonwealth Seniors Health Card remains current when you travel outside Australia.

  1. Carer Payment
  2. How to keep your payment

Travel outside Australia rules for Carer Payment

There are rules about when you can get Carer Payment when you or the person you care for travel outside Australia. You must meet the Carer Payment rules at all times.

Centrelink online account help - Report zero employment income

Follow this guide if you’re required to report each fortnight, earnt zero employment income and want to report using your Centrelink online account.

  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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