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The goal of this guide is simple: to help ease the stress and uncertainty of dealing with estates and end-of-life arrangements. It will save you time, money and confusion. The guide covers the first hours, days, weeks and months after a loved one dies, stepping you through a prioritised list of tasks you will need to complete, from the funeral arrangements to finalising the estate.
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Victoria Seniors Card Information
There are two cards available to seniors in Victoria, the Seniors Card and the Seniors Business Discount Card.
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Western Australia Seniors Card Information
Seniors Card To be eligible for the WA Seniors card, you need to be: Aged 63 years or above. An Australian Citizen or hold an Australian Permanent Resident Visa. Reside in Western Australia for more than half the year. Work less than 25 hours per week in paid employment.
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South Australia Seniors Card Information
Seniors Card Eligibility: You can apply for a South Australian Seniors Card if: you're aged 60 years or older you're a permanent South Australian resident you're not working more than 20 hours per week in paid employment (part-time and casual employees may average their hours over 12 months).
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