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low incomers benefit from this.
http://www.pm.gov.au/media/Release/2009/media_release_0778.cfm
im a very happy person now, really need this money
and also interest rates have dropped another 1% 
im a very happy person now, really need this money

Tory- Number of posts: 169
Age: 21
Location: Napperby
Registration date: 2008-12-07
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
Ugh looks like I miss out on everything.
The system is crap. I'm not eligable for anything as I am married to Pom. He doesn't get anything as he's not a resident.
I'm a full time uni student and had my payments cut off when we got married, no warning leaving me with no option but to defer. Extremly frustrating!
The system is crap. I'm not eligable for anything as I am married to Pom. He doesn't get anything as he's not a resident.
I'm a full time uni student and had my payments cut off when we got married, no warning leaving me with no option but to defer. Extremly frustrating!
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Re: low incomers benefit from this.
mmm wonder if I will get it? :/
~Tasha~- Number of posts: 494
Registration date: 2008-11-26
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
Yeah As much as I dont like Krudd. , if you have an income under 80K as per your last Tax statement you may be eligible .. May being the operative word..
Good luck
Good luck

yasbiq- Number of posts: 414
Location: Gawler - South Australia
Registration date: 2009-01-19
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
hmmm....doubtful that we will get it - not that we earn that much, just somehow will never get any breaks! yeesh, I'm an apprentice dammit! lol
only good thing krudd has done for us is reduce our 2 (yes, read that two) mortgages down around $1000 a month.
good on everyone that does get it though & thanks Tory for posting the link
only good thing krudd has done for us is reduce our 2 (yes, read that two) mortgages down around $1000 a month.
good on everyone that does get it though & thanks Tory for posting the link
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foxontherun- Number of posts: 819
Location: Owen, SA
Registration date: 2008-09-27
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
Pom's not a resident for at least another 2 years. Even though we are married so he doesn't get it.
Not on Fam bens for obvious reasons so no single income payment
Im not on Aus study as the rules are rediculous so I don't get the study one either!
BAH! Would be really nice to pay off some debts.
Off I go to grumble and congrats to anyone who scores a bonus!
Not on Fam bens for obvious reasons so no single income payment
Im not on Aus study as the rules are rediculous so I don't get the study one either!
BAH! Would be really nice to pay off some debts.
Off I go to grumble and congrats to anyone who scores a bonus!
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Re: low incomers benefit from this.
I should get it cause I'm a full time student? What about unemployed people?

mustang_dani- Number of posts: 987
Age: 23
Location: SA
Registration date: 2008-11-27
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
from what i have heard and read, people who recieve family tax benefit B and anyone who paid tax last year will get a payment if they earn under 100,000.
which means people on newstart won't recieve it as they don't claim for tax.
Also i don't think the elderly get it this time either. the reasons behind this seem logical but the majority of people won't go on a spending spree, most will pay off loans, credit cards etc.
The last lot of cash bonuses around 60 percent was spent on loans, credit debts and placed in savings account and around 30 percent of the money was spent on pokies, new TVs and other WANT items. Which meant it did not really help the australian eccomony at all.
the government is hoping by giving this bonus it will secure jobs for the future, more like a bandaid effect for the recession.
hopefully this helps
which means people on newstart won't recieve it as they don't claim for tax.
Also i don't think the elderly get it this time either. the reasons behind this seem logical but the majority of people won't go on a spending spree, most will pay off loans, credit cards etc.
The last lot of cash bonuses around 60 percent was spent on loans, credit debts and placed in savings account and around 30 percent of the money was spent on pokies, new TVs and other WANT items. Which meant it did not really help the australian eccomony at all.
the government is hoping by giving this bonus it will secure jobs for the future, more like a bandaid effect for the recession.
hopefully this helps

Tory- Number of posts: 169
Age: 21
Location: Napperby
Registration date: 2008-12-07
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
If you are a student it only counts if you get centrelink student payments as far as Im aware.
I just miss all the bloody boxes BOOOOO
I just miss all the bloody boxes BOOOOO
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Re: low incomers benefit from this.
DC did you pay tax last year? and was your income under 100,000? is so then you should get something. My suggestion would be to go to or ring centrelink to see what you are entitled to and if they dont help discuss it with the agencies social worker there.

Tory- Number of posts: 169
Age: 21
Location: Napperby
Registration date: 2008-12-07
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
Did pay tax but it was off centrelink income. The info on the link states that it is 'workers' taxed income.
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Re: low incomers benefit from this.
ill ring centrelink now and ask them for you. lol gotta do it for work now anyway. brb

Tory- Number of posts: 169
Age: 21
Location: Napperby
Registration date: 2008-12-07
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
when you paid tax what benefit were you on? if you don't mind me asking DC

Tory- Number of posts: 169
Age: 21
Location: Napperby
Registration date: 2008-12-07
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
According the customer service rep at Centrelink the people who DON"T recieve the bonus are centrelink customers who ONLY have the following benefit
Aged pension
Disability Support Pension
Newstart
Carers pension.
However, if they have Family Tax Benefit B, they will recieve it. Along with other arrangement like the drought assistance as stated in the link.
Hopefully this clears a few things, i would recommend people speak to centrelink to confirm whether or not they will receive anything
Aged pension
Disability Support Pension
Newstart
Carers pension.
However, if they have Family Tax Benefit B, they will recieve it. Along with other arrangement like the drought assistance as stated in the link.
Hopefully this clears a few things, i would recommend people speak to centrelink to confirm whether or not they will receive anything

Tory- Number of posts: 169
Age: 21
Location: Napperby
Registration date: 2008-12-07
Re: low incomers benefit from this.
I am wrapped that for once "I" a single, not a parent full time working person actually gets something finally!!!
About bloody time!
No offense to all the mum's and Dad's out there but I get quite disgruntled with all the baby bonuses and $1000 hand outs just for having a kid.
Where's my bloody bonus for working full time and paying taxes while all these people are popping out kids!
Thanks Kev! it will be a huge help to myself and alot of others out there.
About bloody time!
No offense to all the mum's and Dad's out there but I get quite disgruntled with all the baby bonuses and $1000 hand outs just for having a kid.
Where's my bloody bonus for working full time and paying taxes while all these people are popping out kids!
Thanks Kev! it will be a huge help to myself and alot of others out there.
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