Family Tax Benefits Australia 2025: The Family Tax Benefit (FTB) in Australia for 2025 continues to support households with limited income by easing the financial burden of raising dependent children. The scheme is split into FTB Part A and FTB Part B, each designed for different family situations. For 2025, the FTB Part A amount is $288.82 per … Read more
From September 2025, carers looking after children under the age of 14 will continue to receive Parenting Payments through Services Australia, following specific income and residency eligibility rules. To qualify, applicants must be the primary carer of a dependent child, meet income and asset thresholds, and be present in Australia at the time of application. Parenting benefits … Read more
The Abstudy allowance in Australia is a financial support scheme aimed at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander students and apprentices. In September 2025, eligible applicants can receive $715.10 + $11.40 per fortnight, helping cover essential costs such as education, food, accommodation, medical needs, and transport. To claim this benefit, the applicant must be an Australian citizen or permanent … Read more
Australian caregivers are set to receive a vital boost through the $10000 Carer Adjustment Payment in 2025, aimed specifically at assisting those who provide essential care to individuals unable to live independently. This discretionary payment is carefully evaluated on each application’s own merit. By offering families both the financial relief and time they need to … Read more
Every year, Centrelink payments in Australia go through indexation adjustments twice — on 20th March and 20th September. This process ensures that benefits such as the Age Pension, JobSeeker, Youth Allowance, and more keep pace with the rising cost of living. Without these adjustments, the real value of such payments would gradually erode due to inflation. This … Read more
The Australian Government is continuing its commitment to support unemployed citizens through the Centrelink JobSeeker Payment, delivered by Services Australia. From September 2025, eligible individuals can receive up to $782 every two weeks to help manage living expenses while they search for new employment, recover from illness or injury, or pursue approved study. This financial aid is designed for … Read more