Most useful information

The pages voted most useful by other website visitors.

  1. Centrelink self service
  2. Centrelink letters online

Managing Centrelink letters online

Your options and obligations for Centrelink letters online.

  1. Centrelink self service
  2. Centrelink letters online

You need to know Centrelink letters online

How Centrelink letters online works.

  1. Top payments
  2. Telephone Allowance

How much Telephone Allowance you can get

Whether you get the basic rate or full rate of Telephone Allowance depends on your situation.

  1. Active scams
  2. Other Services Australia scams

Fake charities and No Interest Loans scams

Scammers are posing as charities and No Interest Loans providers, such as Good Shepherd or Salvation Army. They then try to steal from people who need financial support.

  1. International social security agreements
  2. Which countries have agreements with us

International social security agreements between Australia and countries in Europe

Australia has agreements with these countries in Europe to share responsibilities for social security coverage.

  1. Carer Payment
  2. How to keep your payment

Working while you get Carer Payment

You may still get Carer Payment if you work up to 100 hours in a 4 week period. There are rules you need to meet.

  1. What your commitments are
  2. Working while you get DSP

Getting help to find work when you’re getting Disability Support Pension (DSP)

There’s support available if you want to work while getting Disability Support Pension (DSP) and need help to find or keep a job.

  1. Top payments
  2. Newborn Upfront Payment and Newborn Supplement

How much Newborn Upfront Payment and Newborn Supplement you can get

The amount you get depends on your family’s income and how many children you have.

  1. How to balance your payment
  2. Balancing Child Care Subsidy

Track the progress of your Child Care Subsidy balancing

You can track your Child Care Subsidy (CCS) balancing online.

Freedom of information

Under freedom of information (FOI) you have a right, with limited exceptions, to access documents we hold. An FOI request can take up to 30 days to process.

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