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Rent Assistance in Australia: How Older Renters Can Access Help with Rental Costs

Commonwealth Rent Assistance (CRA) is a non-taxable additional payment from the Australian Government to recipients of certain Centrelink and Department of Veterans' Affairs payments who pay private rent above a minimum threshold. It is designed to help with the cost of renting, recognising the …

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Refundable Accommodation Deposits (RADs) in Australia: How Aged Care Lump Sum Payments Work

The RAD is one of two main ways to pay for accommodation in residential aged care, the other being the Daily Accommodation Payment (DAP). Residents can choose to pay as a full RAD, a full DAP, or a combination of both.

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Public Sector Super Funds in Australia: How Government Employee Super Works

Some public sector funds remain restricted to specific government employees and their families, while many of the larger funds are now 'public offer' and accept members from the wider community. Modern public sector funds typically offer MySuper default products, a range of ChoiceOptionsand group …

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Choice Super Products in Australia: How They Work and How They Differ from MySuper

A Choice super product is any superannuation investment option offered by an APRA-regulatedsuper fundthat is not the fund's default MySuper option. Where MySuper is designed to be a simple default for members who do not engage with their super, Choice products are designed for …

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Market-Linked Pensions in Australia: How These Legacy Income Streams Work

Although MLPs are no longer offered as new products, many existing members continue to hold them, often with grandfathered Centrelink treatment. Some members are also able to commute and convert existing MLPs into other complying products under specific transitional rules, particularly within SMSFs.

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

The Pension Supplement in Australia: How Extra Payments Support Age Pensioners

The Pension Supplement is an additional payment made by Services Australia to eligible Age Pension recipients and certain other pensioners in Australia. It was introduced as part of the 2009 pension reforms to consolidate several previous allowances (including the Pharmaceutical Allowance, Utilities Allowance and …

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

The Complete Australian Guide to MySuper: How Default Super Accounts Actually Work

MySuper is a category of superannuation product introduced under the Stronger Super reforms that came into effect from 1 January 2014. It was designed to give every working Australian access to a simple, low-cost default superannuation option, regardless of whether they engaged with their …

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Partial Commutation of Super Pensions in Australia: How to Take a Lump Sum from a Pension

A partial commutation is the conversion of part of a superannuation income stream — such as an account-based pension — into a lump sum. It allows a member to take some of their pension capital as a one-off cash payment while continuing the income …

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Australians Eyeing Offshore Moves Face Tough Tax Residency Rules

Australian tax residency rules are back in focus as growing numbers of Australians reportedly explore offshore relocation strategies following recent federal budget changes and broader tax-policy debates.

Aditi Sarkar | 22 May 2026

Lifetime Annuities in Australia: How They Work and Why Retirees Use Them?

A lifetimeAnnuityis a retirement income product issued by aLife insurancecompany that provides a regular, guaranteed income for the rest of the policyholder’s life in exchange for a lump sum investment. It is primarily designed to address longevity risk, which is the risk of outliving …

Sonal Goyal | 22 May 2026
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