Most viewed payments for Growing up

The payments and services most viewed by other website visitors.

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  1. Self service
  2. Centrelink self service

Electronic messaging

A service that lets you get important text messages or emails from us. You don’t need an online account for this.

  1. Managing your money
  2. Most useful information

Claim for Special Employment Advance form (SU514)

Use this form to claim a special employment advance.

  1. Top payments
  2. Centrepay

What Centrepay is

Centrepay is a voluntary bill paying service which is free for Centrelink customers. You can use Centrepay to arrange regular deductions from your Centrelink payment.

  1. Additional Child Care Subsidy
  2. How much you can get

Temporary Financial Hardship additional child care subsidy amount

You’ll be able to access 100 hours of subsidised care each fortnight for your child.

Pause of requirements

Sometimes there may be a pause of your mutual obligation or participation requirements.

Income specific to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians

If you or your partner earn an income or someone gives you money from any source, you need to let us know.

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Jun 2025

Time’s running out to claim Family Tax Benefit as a lump sum

You need to submit your Family Tax Benefit (FTB) lump sum claim, for the 2023-24 financial year, by 30 June 2025.

  1. Top payments
  2. Assistance for Isolated Children Scheme

How to claim Assistance for Isolated Children

Complete the following steps to claim Assistance for Isolated Children. Before you start, check if you can get it.

  1. What can affect your payment
  2. Child support and your Family Tax Benefit Part A

What happens if you change how you transfer child support while you get FTB Part A

If you change how you collect child support, it could impact your FTB Part A. It could also impact our ability to recover underpayments of child support.

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

Disputed care and interim periods

Disputed care is when parents stop following a written care arrangement without both parents agreeing to do so. An interim period may apply when this happens.

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