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We want to help all Victorians have a bit of extra cash in their back pocket, Here you can find rebates, concessions, subsidies or any other unclaimed benefit or money owing to you, to make the cost of living that little bit easier.
Having some extra cash in your wallet means you’ve got more money to cover daily expenses, put into your emergency fund or save for a rainy day.
General financial support |
Family support |
Senior or pensioner support |
Low-income earner support |
Discover any unclaimed money that might be in your name and put it right back where it belongs – in your bank account. It’s an easy-to-use, free service that only requires your name and address.
Just your name and address.
Under 5 minutes.
Find any unclaimed money that might be in your name from lost bank accounts, shares and investments, and pop it back into your bank account. It’s a fast, free and easy process to see if you have any unclaimed cash.
Just your name or Original Transaction Number (OTN), which is a unique number to help identify unclaimed money.
Under 5 minutes.
Discover any lost or unclaimed super that might be in your name and put that money towards your future. It’s easy to check for any lost super and consolidate it – future you will thank you.
You’ll need a myGov account, super fund information and previous personal or work information.
Up to 15 minutes.
If you switch to solar energy, you can save money on your electricity bills through government-supported rebates. It’s a simple process that can help you take control of your energy bills – if you’re eligible.
A quote from an authorised solar retailer, your ID and proof of income.
Around 20 minutes.
You might be eligible to receive regular payments from the government to support you financially if you’re unemployed and are looking for work, or if you’re sick or injured and can’t work or study.
A myGov account and Customer Reference Number (CRN). You can apply for JobSeeker online through the button below or by the Express Plus Centrelink app.
Around 30 to 60 minutes.
You can reclaim any unpaid wages that might be owed to you through the Fair Work Ombudsman’s website. It's a quick process that only requires your surname and information about your past employer.
Just your name and the ABN or business name of your previous workplace.
Under 5 minutes.
Save money on up to 10 individual and 10 group sessions with a mental health provider each calendar year. Depending on your needs, your doctor or psychiatrist can refer you for a group or single session. As health professionals set their own fees, the government may only cover some of the costs associated with your treatment.
You’ll need to chat with your doctor or psychiatrist to get the referral.
Varies based on your doctor or psychiatrist.
You might be eligible for fortnightly payments from the government through the DPS for financial support if you’re a person with a disability. The DPS can help cover the cost of everyday expenses, medical bills and more.
A myGov account and medical information about your disability. You can apply for the DPS through Centrelink online or by the Express Plus Centrelink app.
Varies based on your individual circumstances.
Access subsidised care services from the comfort of your home if you’re an older Australian and meet the criteria. You can get things like low-cost home modifications, affordable meal delivery and more to help you age comfortably.
You’ll need your Medicare card. But if you’re applying on behalf of someone else, you’ll need to provide your personal information too.
About 20 minutes.
Ask Izzy is a website that connects people in need with housing, a meal, money help, family violence support, counselling and much more. It is free and anonymous. You can find low- or no-cost support and services to help you with more than 400,000 support options.
Nothing at all. Simply choose a category, follow the prompts and you can get access to the services you need.
Varies based on the services you need.
You might be able to save money by accessing subsidised aids, equipment, home and vehicle modifications to cover the costs of living life safely and independently in your own home.
You’ll need to do an assessment with a registered provider to work out the most appropriate and cost-effective aid or piece of equipment for you.
It will vary based on the registered provider.
If you apply for this exclusive grant, you can access financial aid for specific needs you otherwise can’t afford where no other government funding is available. With this financial support, you can live independently and safely at home.
Varies based on the grant’s criteria.
Varies based on the grant you’re applying for.
If you’re eligible, you can save money when you use public transport across Melbourne and Victoria with a concession myki. You can easily apply for this discount if you’re an asylum seeker, health care card holder, pensioner, school or university student and more.
Varies based on what type of concession myki you’re applying for, but you’ll need to download the form and send it to the Public Transport Victoria office.
Around 10 minutes.
You can travel for free across Victoria with the Access Travel Pass if you meet the criteria and have a permanent physical disability, cognitive disability or mental illness that prevents you from using a myki.
Personal information, details about your disability, a passport-sized photo of yourself, and a declaration from your health practitioner. You’ll also need to download the form and send it to the Public Transport Victoria office.
About 15 to 30 minutes.
You can save some money when buying your first home with an exemption or discount on your stamp duty. You might also be eligible for a small grant from the government to help you hop on the property ladder for the first time.
Personal details, proof of income and financial information. If you and someone else – like a partner or sibling – are lodging a joint application, you both need to provide the relevant information.
As you can apply through your lender or on the State Revenue Office website, the application time will vary.
You can receive additional financial aid from the government if you pay rent and receive any payment support if you meet the eligibility criteria.
You don’t need to make a claim for Rent Assistance as Services Australia will check your eligibility when you make a new claim for other government supports.
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Receive support to help you access overnight accommodation or private rental accommodation if you’re experiencing financial hardship and are eligible.
As you need to apply through a registered provider, the required information may vary.
Varies based on provider.
You might be eligible for financial aid to cover the costs of essential schooling and training costs if you’re an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander. This funding can pay for you or your child’s school and boarding fees, books, stationery and more.
A myGov account, Customer Reference Number (CRN), and other supporting documents based on the type of ABSTUDY support you’re claiming.
Varies based on what type of ABSTUDY support you’re claiming.
You can receive additional financial support from the government if you just started studying and are eligible.
A myGov account, personal information and banking details.
Varies based on the type of EdEP you’re claiming.
You can access over 80 free TAFE qualifications and short courses without paying a cent – even if you have a current VET qualification or degree.
As you apply through an eligible TAFE and vocational educational place, what you need may vary.
Varies between providers.
You can pay lower tuition fees for courses in growth industries through government-subsidised training.
Personal information and details about any of your past studies.
You’ll need to apply through a training provider with a Skills First place available so the application time may vary.
Swap your outdated smartphones for extra cash. Simply upload details about your phone or tablet, share your bank details, send in your device and you’ll get cash back.
You’ll need information about your phone (including IMEI number), your banking details and ID.
Around 15 minutes.
Your bank might offer accounts specific for concession card holders. These bank accounts promote easy access to your money and waive fees associated with the account. Chat with your bank to see if they offer these accounts, or look at the list of eligible accounts from the Australian Bankers’ Association.
Chat with your bank to see what options are available to you – they can tell you what you’ll need to open an account.
Varies based on your bank and the account you’re opening.
You can receive fortnightly payments from the government to help with the cost of raising your children if you and your family are eligible.
A Centrelink online account, some personal information and your banking details.
About 30 minutes.
If you’re eligible, you can receive a lump sum to increase your FTB payment when you start caring for a newborn or a child that’s recently come into your care.
When you apply for the FTB, the government will check if you’re eligible for this payment.
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You might be eligible for an annual payment to help cover the costs of raising your family if you’re a single parent.
A Centrelink online account, some personal information and your banking details.
About 30 minutes.
You can get financial support from the government to pay for all or some of your child’s dental care.
A Medicare card and other information based on how you’re making the claim. You can get the benefit at the dentist, through Medicare online or the Express Plus Medicare app.
Varies based on how you applied for the benefit.
Your child can receive free dental care if they’re enrolled in a Victorian government primary, secondary or specialist school. Now that’s something worth smiling about.
Nothing!
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You can receive a yearly payment to cover the cost of your child’s school camps, excursions, sports and outdoor education programs.
You’ll need to download the form from the button below and submit it to your child’s school. Have your concession card and student information ready.
About 15 minutes.
You can receive support from the government to cover some of the cost of childcare to give your child a good education early in life.
A myGov account that’s linked to Centrelink, some personal information and banking details.
About 30 minutes.
You can receive fortnightly payments from the government to financially support you if you’re the primary carer for a young child.
A myGov account that’s linked to Centrelink, some personal information and banking details.
About 30 minutes.
You might be able to receive regular financial support for up to 20 weeks if you recently gave birth or adopted a child and are taking time off work.
A myGov account that’s linked to Centrelink, some personal information and banking details.
About 30 minutes.
You can receive a payment for up to two weeks if you’re a dad or partner of someone who recently gave birth or adopted a child.
A myGov account that’s linked to Centrelink, some personal information and banking details.
About 30 minutes.
If you’re a carer of a child whose parents can’t care for them or have passed away, you might be eligible for financial support to look after them.
A myGov account that’s linked to Centrelink, some personal information and banking details.
About 30 minutes.
You can access up to 15 hours of subsidised kindergarten delivered by a qualified early childhood teacher for low or no cost if you’re eligible.
Your kindergarten service will apply for the subsidy on your behalf. They will let you know if they need anything from you.
Varies based on kindergarten provider.
You can receive financial support to help cover the cost of your child’s travel to and from school.
Your child’s school will apply on your behalf. They will let you know if they need anything from you.
Varies based on the school.
You can get discounted rates on your electricity and water bills if you or someone you live with uses an intermittent peritoneal dialysis machine, oxygen concentrator or haemodialysis machine. This rebate only applies to concession card holders.
Download the application form and then send a completed version to your electricity and water provider.
Around 15 to 20 minutes.
You can receive a discount on your electricity bills if you or someone you live with has a medical condition that’s aggravated by changes in temperature. This rebate only applies to concession card holders.
Download the application form and then send a completed version to your electricity provider.
Around 15 to 20 minutes.
Travel for free throughout Victoria if you’ve got a pensioner’s concession card or seniors card. You just need your personal information and an eligible senior or pensioner’s card to apply.
Your name, address and relevant concession or senior card.
Up to 5 minutes.
Get a discount on your council rates. How good is that?
Download the form and send a completed version to your local council. You’ll also need your concession card handy.
Up to 10 minutes.
Get discounts at a number of different businesses, such as local dining, entertainment and health services.
Nothing!
Up to 10 minutes to search for a specific business.
You can get discounted rates on your electricity bills and save money each month if you’re a concession card holder. Simply contact your electricity provider or visit their website to apply for an electricity concession.
You’ll need to contact your electricity provider and have your concession card on hand.
Varies based on provider.
You can save money on your water and sewerage bills if you’re a concession card holder. The amount you save will be capped at a certain amount each year.
Contact your water provider and have your concession card on hand.
Varies based on provider.
You might be eligible for financial support from the Victorian Government if you’re experiencing unexpected hardship and are behind on your utility bills. You will be covered for the costs of these bills up to a certain amount.
You’ll need to contact your electricity, gas or water provider.
Varies based on provider.
If you’re a low-income earner or concession card holder, you might be eligible for discounted rates on your non-main energy usage, like using energy from solar panels.
Download the form and email or mail a completed version to the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. You’ll also need your concession card and information about your gas usage.
Up to 10 minutes.
You can get a discount for your non-mains water usage, like usage from a rainwater tank, if you’re a low-income earner or concession card holder.
Download the form and email or mail a completed version to the Department of Families, Fairness and Housing. You’ll also need your concession card and information about your non-mains water purchases.
Up to 10 minutes.
You can get a discount on your energy bills if they’re a lot higher than originally anticipated. To be eligible, you need to hold a concession card and have an annual electricity cost over a certain amount.
Your electricity provider will send you a form to fill out and return. You’ll need your concession card on standby.
Varies based on provider.
You might be eligible for a discount on your gas bill when winter comes around and you hold a concession card.
Your gas provider will send you a form to fill out and return. You’ll need your concession card on standby.
Varies based on provider.
You might be able to access affordable health care and receive other discounts, like public transport, with this concession card for low-income earners.
A myGov account, and some personal and financial information.
Around 30 minutes.
You can access low-cost and affordable public dental care if you’ve got a concession card. If you want to go private and are a concession card holder, then there are other schemes you can apply for depending on your oral health needs.
Varies based on where you go for dental care.
Varies based on where you go for dental care.
If you’ve got a concession card, then you can access subsidised and cost-effective eyecare from a registered VES clinic.
You’ll need to visit a registered clinic or call 1300 303 125 to get things started.
Varies based on service provider.
You don’t have to pay for ambulance services if you hold a concession card. If you’re experiencing financial hardship, Ambulance Victoria will arrange a payment amount and method that suits your situation.
You’ll need to have your concession card on hand when you use Ambulance Victoria’s services. You can also call them on 1800 990 029 to talk about your payment options.
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If you run a disability self-help group, you might be eligible for financial assistance to cover the operational costs. The funding will help your group provide social, emotional and practical support to people with disability.
Varies based on the grant you’re applying for.
Varies based on the grant you’re applying for.
You can receive a discount on your vehicle registration if you have a concession card or are the spouse of someone with a concession card.
You need a myVicRoads account, your concession card and information about your car.
Up to 15 minutes.
If you’re eligible, you can save money when you use public transport across Melbourne and Victoria with a concession myki. You can easily apply for this discount if you’re an asylum seeker, health care card holder, pensioner, school or university student and more.
Varies based on what type of concession myki you’re applying for, but you’ll need to download the form and send it to the Public Transport Victoria office.
Around 10 minutes.
Receive additional financial support to help you pay a bond before moving into your new rental if you’re within the income and asset test.
You’ll need a myGov account, proof of your assets and income, and details about your bond and lease.
Around 30 minutes.
You can receive additional financial aid from the government if you pay rent and receive any payment support if you’re eligible.
You don’t need to make a claim for Rent Assistance as Services Australia will check your eligibility when you make a new claim for other government supports.
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