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The pages voted most useful by other website visitors.

  1. Rent Assistance
  2. Who can get it

Payment special rules for Rent Assistance eligibility

If you’re 25 or younger, you may need to meet special rules to get Rent Assistance with an eligible payment.

  1. Centrelink self service
  2. Centrelink online account

How to manage your appointments online

If you’re a Centrelink customer, you can book, reschedule and cancel some of your appointments online.

  1. Getting aged care services
  2. Most useful information

Residential aged care property details for Services Australia and DVA customers form (SA485)

Use this form to give us your home details if you get a relevant income support payment.

  1. Contact us
  2. Complaints and feedback

Submit a complaint or provide feedback online

You can submit a complaint or provide feedback about our services through your online account or directly to us.

  1. Help for myGov, online accounts and mobile apps
  2. Centrelink online account help guides

Centrelink online account help - Update your banking details

Instructions on how to update your banking details, including cash, cheques, loans, savings, deeming accounts and term deposit accounts.

  1. Top payments
  2. Age Pension

How to manage your Age Pension payment

Your options and obligations for Age Pension.

  1. Help for myGov, online accounts and mobile apps
  2. myGov online help guides

myGov help - Link Centrelink to myGov using a linking code

Instructions on how to link Centrelink to your myGov account if you have a linking code.

  1. Retirement years
  2. Most useful information

Home Equity Access Scheme partnered application form (SA310)

Use this form if you have a partner and are applying for loan payments under the Home Equity Access Scheme.

  1. Caring for someone
  2. Most useful information

Carer Payment - Income and assets details of the person being cared for - 16 years or over form (SA304(A))

Use this form to tell us about your and your partner’s income and assets if you are aged 16 years or older and being cared for.

  1. Top payments
  2. Special Disability Trusts

How a Special Disability Trust works

A Special Disability Trust can have 1 principal beneficiary who meets the eligibility criteria.

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