Trust contributions to a Special Disability Trust
A special disability trust can have contributions or gifts of assets to any value made to it.
How we can help you with My Aged Care face-to-face services
We can help you with information, access and referrals to face-to-face My Aged Care services.
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.
Benefits of Special Disability Trusts
If you have a Special Disability Trust you may get a gifting concession and assets test assessment exemption.
National Redress Scheme payments and aged care assessments
If you’ve received a payment under the National Redress Scheme, you or your partner can disclose this as an exempt payment for your residential aged care means assessment.
Managing your aged care services
Find out different ways to keep your details up to date and plan ahead for any changes in your circumstances.
Managing your payment Continence Aids Payment Scheme
What you need to do and the options you have to manage your payment.
How a Special Disability Trust works
A Special Disability Trust can have 1 principal beneficiary who meets the eligibility criteria.
How to use Special Disability Trust funds
The funds of a Special Disability Trust are intended to meet the reasonable care and accommodation needs of the principal beneficiary.
How to manage your aged care costs if you get an aged care calculation of your cost of care
Information about how to manage your aged care costs after you get an aged care calculation of your cost of care from us.