Australia-wide
What you get Any super in your name that a fund or the ATO holds
Check myGov for super you have lost track of, or that the ATO is holding for you, and move it into your fund.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026ato.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide
What you get Whatever is held in your name, with no time limit to claim
Search for free for old bank accounts, shares and life insurance money that ASIC holds in your name.
Reviewed 2 Nov 2026moneysmart.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $2,500 over 2 years (started from 1 January 2026)
Payments of up to $2,500 for apprentices training in an occupation on the Australian Apprenticeships Priority List.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026apprenticeships.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
What you get One week of your maximum basic payment rate
A one-off, tax-free Centrelink payment if a crisis, such as family violence, leaves you in severe hardship.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Rebates & concessions
What you get Amount varies (for example 68 cents a km for car travel)
Veteran Card holders can get money back for travel to medical appointments the card covers.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026dva.gov.au
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Australia-wide · Payments
You could get $203 a year for each piece of equipment that counts
$203 a year to help with power costs for medical equipment, or heating and cooling needed for a medical condition.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
What you get Amount varies (reasonable travel costs)
Help with the cost of travel between home and your place of study if you live away from home to study.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Cards & services
You could get Free or low-cost hearing tests and hearing aids
Free or low-cost hearing tests and hearing aids for pensioners, veterans and some others.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026health.gov.au
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Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $10,000 full time or $5,000 part time over the apprenticeship
Up to $10,000 for apprentices training in clean energy or housing construction.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026apprenticeships.gov.au
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Australia-wide · Payments
You could get $125.52 a week in year 1, less in years 2 and 3
A weekly payment for apprentices who must move away from their parents’ home to start or keep training.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026apprenticeships.gov.au
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Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $2,833.76 for a first child; up to $1,417.80 for later children
A lump sum and extra Family Tax Benefit for families with a new baby who do not get Parental Leave Pay for that child.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
What you get Amount varies (money for things like licences, courses, books or a computer)
Free, voluntary mentoring and money help for parents of children under 6 to reach study, work or personal goals.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
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Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $5,707 in the first year, then $1,425 to $2,854 a year
A yearly payment for uni students on Youth Allowance or ABSTUDY who must move to or from a country area to study.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
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Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $13,582 a year for boarding (2026)
Help for families whose children can’t get to a suitable school because of distance, disability or special needs.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.auCloses 28 Feb 2027
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Australia-wide · Payments
What you get A lump sum, usually the couple rate minus your new single rate over 14 weeks
A lump sum you may get if your partner dies and you both got a Centrelink payment.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
You could get A lump sum or 6 fortnights of pension; funeral benefit up to $3,000
Money for the partner or estate of a veteran who has died, and help with funeral costs.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026dva.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
What you get Your Family Tax Benefit for that child for up to 14 weeks
If your child dies, Family Tax Benefit for that child continues for up to 14 weeks.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $5,000, with up to $1,500 in cash
Money and support for people leaving a violent partner, with up to 12 weeks of safety planning and referrals.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026dss.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
You could get $18.20 a fortnight if single, plus $7.30 for each child
Extra money each fortnight for people on a Centrelink payment who live in a remote area.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
You could get $4,482.12, tax free
A one-off payment of $4,482.12 after a stillbirth, to help with costs.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australia-wide · Payments
You could get Up to $1,500
Up to $1,500 to help young people leaving foster or other formal care set up on their own.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026servicesaustralia.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Australian Capital Territory
What you get Whatever is held in your name
Search for free for dividends, refunds and money from agents and lawyers held by the ACT Public Trustee and Guardian.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026ptg.act.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
New South Wales
What you get Whatever is held in your name
Search Revenue NSW’s free register for uncashed cheques, dividends, refunds and other money in your name, and claim it.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026revenue.nsw.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
Northern Territory
What you get Whatever is held in your name
The Territory Revenue Office lists unclaimed company money and some old NT Government super that you can check and claim.
Reviewed 5 Nov 2026treasury.nt.gov.au
Source needs review. Confirm the current rules.
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