Most useful information

1. Education
2. Higher education

Starting study for higher education

Learn about payments, services and support you may get when you start studying at a higher level.

Real estate income

This is lease or rent money you get from a property you own. It counts in your income test.

1. Work
2. Looking for work

Looking for work and job hunting

There are tools and services to help you look for work. Here are some of the most helpful ones.

1. Mutual obligation requirements
2. Mutual obligation requirements in the Remote Australia Employment Service

Comprehensive Compliance Assessment

An assessment to find out why you haven’t been meeting your mutual obligation requirements.

1. Work
2. Looking for work

Meeting your obligations when you look for work

When you get a payment from us, you have obligations. Find out what you need to do to keep getting your payment.

1. Work
2. Recently unemployed

Planning long-term when you’re recently unemployed

We have resources that can help you with long-term planning when you’re unemployed.

1. Recently unemployed
2. Getting other help

Manage your bills and money when recently unemployed

If you’ve recently become unemployed, you can get help to manage your bills. You may also be able to get a lump sum of money for essentials.

1. Work
2. Recently unemployed

Getting other help when recently unemployed

We have other support services you can use while we process your claim. These can also help if you’re not eligible for a payment.

1. Work
2. Working

Manage budget changes when you’re working

Your budget may change depending on how much you earn. We have tools and support to help you manage your money.

1. Family and domestic violence
2. Where to get help

Help from other places for family and domestic violence

There are other organisations to help you with counselling, support and advice.