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We want to help all Queenslanders have a bit of extra cash in their back pocket – no matter how big or small that amount is. With the "find my claims" tool, you can find rebates, concessions, subsidies or any other unclaimed benefit or money owing to you that you might not be aware of.
Having additional money means you have a little more leeway when it comes to paying for daily essentials, putting it in your rainy-day fund or covering unplanned expenses.
General financial support |
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Search for (and claim) any unclaimed money that might be in your name from deceased estates or other sources with ease. Simply type in your name and see if anything comes up – then you can make a claim for any money owed to you.
Just your name.
Less than 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.
Just your name or Original Transaction Number (OTN), which is a unique number to help identify unclaimed money.
Less than 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 any old personal or work information.
Up to 15 minutes.
You can receive a rebate to help cover the cost of buying and installing a home battery energy storage system to use with a new or existing rooftop solar system. This scheme will help you manage your electricity bills and save money down the track.
You’ll need a myGov account, proof that you own the home, a valid quote from an approved battery installer and information about your income.
Around 30 minutes.
You can apply for this benefit to start paying for less electricity. The rebate will be automatically applied to your bills, so you won’t have to do a thing after applying.
You’ll need to download the form and send a completed version to your electricity provider. Personal information and details of your electricity provider will be required.
Up to 10 minutes.
You might be eligible to rReceive regular payments from the government to support you financially as if you’re unemployed and are looking for work, or if you’re you look for work, 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 through 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.
If you need support with your mental health or other issues you’re experiencing, then there are some free helplines and support services you can access.
Choose a category, follow the prompts and you can get free access to services you need.
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You can receive free financial and wellness counselling if you’re a small business owner. This network provides free, ample support to help you and your business at no cost.
Nothing at all. Pick the service you need, follow the prompts and get access to the support you’re after.
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You can access low- or no-cost transport to help you get around your local community if you’re eligible and don’t receive this support elsewhere. For example, you can apply for this scheme if you have a physical disability and aren’t receiving transport services from somewhere else.
You’ll need to apply through a local provider so the requirements may vary.
Varies based on your local provider.
You can get half-price off your travel when using a Translink service and meet the eligibility criteria. Got a concession card too? Then you can get free transport.
Your go card number and password, and information about the discount or concession you’re applying for.
Varies based on what you’re applying for.
Find and lock in the best fuel prices in your local area with one of the listed free fuel comparison apps. It’s a quick and easy way to save money on your petrol.
Download your app of choice from the list and follow the prompts to sign up. What you need to sign up may vary.
Less than 5 minutes to find a comparison app and download it.
You can get money back if you bought an eligible zero-emission vehicle through this scheme. The amount you receive will be based on the type of car you purchased and when you bought it. It’s easy to apply for, plus you’ll be helping the environment and your wallet.
A myGov account, your tax invoice and contract of sale for the car, and a copy of your bank transfer or statement.
About 30 minutes.
You might can reduce the cost of registering your vehicle or boat with one of the many concessions available if you meet the relevant criteria. All you need is a concession card and information about your vehicle then you’re good to get started.
You’ll need to download the form and email or mail a completed copy to the Department of Transport and Main Roads. Have your concession card and details about the vehicle you’re registering on hand.
About 15 minutes.
You can receive support to find a home to rent if you’re experiencing the effects of the housing crisis. Depending on your financial and personal situation, you can apply for a bond loan, rental grant or both.
You’ll need property details, information about your household, details about your living situation and any other supporting documents specified by the application.
Application time will depend on what you’re applying for.
This free service can help you find a place to rent and overcome any short-term problems you might be facing to help you maintain your tenancy now and in the future.
As you’ll need to apply through a Housing Service Centre or by calling 13 74 68, what you need may vary.
Varies based on provider.
You can get an exemption or discount on your stamp duty if you’re a first-time homebuyer and meet the eligibility criteria. The amount you end up paying (or not paying) will depend on the price of the home. This discount or exemption can help you hop on the property ladder with some extra money in your wallet.
You’ll need to download the forms and attach a completed version when you go through the stamp duty process. You’ll also need some personal information and details about the home you’re purchasing.
About 30 minutes.
You might be eligible for a grant to help you purchase a home for the first time. This financial support can help you enter the property market with some spare cash in your savings.
You’ll need proof of identity, information about any financial help you might’ve received, and documents relating to the home you are looking to buy.
As you can apply through a lender or directly via the Queensland Revenue Office, the application time will vary.
You can have your rent subsidised for 12 months if you’re experiencing a short-term financial barrier and meet the criteria. This can help you pay rent and sustain a tenancy at a lower cost for a period of time. Your local Housing Service Centre will work with you to understand your situation and work out a suitable subsidy amount.
As you apply through a local Housing Service Centre, what you need may vary.
Varies based on your local Housing Service Centre.
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. Services Australia will check your eligibility when you claim other government support.
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You can enrol in free TAFE courses for industries that are in high demand. This can help you upskill, reskill or start a career in a specific industry without paying a cent.
You’ll have to call TAFE Queensland on 1300 308 233 or CQUniversity on 13 27 86 to get the ball rolling.
Varies based on your education provider.
If you’re a First Nations student, you can access financial support to help you study, including covering the cost to relocate, paying tuition fees and more.
Varies based on the program you’re applying for.
Varies based on the program you’re applying for.
You can do a fee-free or subsidised course or apprenticeship for industries that are experiencing growth. This can help you enter a specific industry or level up your skills without breaking the bank.
As you’ll need to apply through an education provider, what you need to apply may vary.
Varies based on the education provider.
You can kickstart or advance your career with subsidised training in certain courses that can give you a Certificate IV or higher, like a diploma or advanced diploma.
As you’ll need to apply through an approved registered training organisation (RTO), what you need may vary.
Varies based on the RTO.
You can offset the cost of computer equipment and internet access for your child if they’re enrolled in a State School of Distance Education. The school will do the application for you so you can focus on what matters most.
Nothing at all! Your State School of Distance Education will apply on your behalf if you’re eligible.
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You can claim a travel and accommodation allowance if you need to travel a long distance away from home for your course or traineeship. Get qualified while the Queensland Government helps to cover some of the costs of travel and accommodation.
Details about your course or traineeship, some personal information and your banking details.
About 15 minutes.
You can get a one-off payment to help cover the cost of studying to be a teacher. There are different scholarships and grants you can apply for, so it pays to do your research.
As there are different grants and scholarships available, what you need may vary.
Varies based on the grant or scholarship you’re applying for.
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 eligibile.
A myGov account, personal information and banking details.
Varies based on the type of EdEP you’re claiming.
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.
If you work with children, you will require a working with children check, known as a Blue Card. You can receive a free Blue Card if you’re applying as a volunteer for an organisation that works with children, like a kindergarten.
Proof of identity (like a driver’s licence), your name, address, date of birth, and information about where you will be volunteering at.
Under 10 minutes.
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.
As a carer, you can save some money when you shop at participating retailers with this discount card. It’s free to apply for.
Some personal information and your Customer Reference Number (CRN).
Less than 5 minutes.
You can get financial support (up to a certain amount) to cover the cost of your child’s tuition, travel or boarding needs.
Some personal information about you and your child, school details and your banking information.
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 apply for the benefit.
Your child can receive free, public dental care either at their school or through large community groups.
Nothing at all.
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You can receive support from the government to cover some of the cost of childcare to give your child a good start 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 get financial support to cover the cost of your child’s participation in club sports or other physical activities.
A Queensland Government Enquire account, your concession card, and personal details about your child.
Up to 15 minutes.
You apply for (and use) these vouchers to cover the cost of swimming lessons for eligible children four years or under.
A Queensland Government Enquire account, your concession card, Medicare card, and personal details about your child.
Up to 15 minutes.
There are three different types of support you can access to make transport to and from school more cost-effective: School Transport Assistance Scheme (STAS), Non State Schools Transport Assistance Scheme (NSSTAS), and School Transport Assistance Program for Students With Disability (SWD).
Each scheme has different eligibility requirements, so it pays to do your research.
While each scheme has different requirements, you might need a concession card or Centrelink information, and details about your child and their education.
The application time may vary between schemes.
You can enrol your child into a VET course at a subsidised rate. This scheme is for students over 15 years old who are in Years 10 to 12 to help them get practical skills and training to set them up for success.
As you’ll apply through a participating education provider, what you need may vary.
It will vary based on your education provider.
Enrol your child into a free, government-approved kindergarten program. Simply type your postcode and search radius into the Free Kindy Finder to discover free kindergartens near you.
Just your postcode.
Less than 5 minutes to find a kindy.
You might be eligible for a school fee waiver if you’re a temporary visa holder who is experiencing significant financial hardship. This can help you keep your children in school without experiencing further financial hardship.
You’ll need to contact a Department of Education International (DEi) staff member. They’ll tell you what you need to apply.
This will vary based on your personal situation. Ask your DEi staff member.
You can receive financial support from your child’s school to cover some of the cost of textbooks and learning resources.
Nothing at all. Your child’s school will receive the funds, and will then either pay you directly or lower your school fees.
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If you’re an eligible and approved foster, kinship and provisional carer, you can get money back when you upgrade the smoke alarms in your home. This can keep you and your family safe from fires at a reduced cost.
An invoice or receipt from a licensed electrician.
About 30 minutes
You can save money on your electricity and gas rates if you’re a pensioner or concession card holder.
Just your concession card and details about your gas and electricity account.
As you’ll need to contact your gas and electricity provider, the application time will vary.
You can receive a yearly discount on your water bills if you meet the eligibility criteria and save some cash.
Your concession card or Department of Veterans' Affairs Health Card and information about your water account.
As you’ll need to contact your water provider, the application time will vary.
If you’re over 60 years old and meet the critieria, you can apply for HAS to receive subsidised minor home maintenance or modifications that support your health, safety and home security.
Your pensioner concession card.
As you’ll need to contact a local Home Assist Secure service, what you need may vary.
You can receive subsidised funding for medical aids and equipment if you have a permanent or stable condition or disability.
You’ll need a MASS-eApply account, some personal information, medical details, and information about how you use your medical aids.
Application time will be based on your personal needs and situation.
You can receive a concessional discount on your parking at certain public hospitals in Queensland, depending on your specific situation and eligibility.
You’ll need to chat with your local hospital to get this discount so what you need may vary.
Varies between hospitals.
You can travel around Queensland on its train network at a discounted rate if you’re a pensioner or senior.
Your concession card.
It takes around 10 minutes to book your trip. The discount will be applied when you book your travel.
You can get discounts on goods and services, travel and more with a Queensland Seniors card. There are different types of cards available, so chances are you might be eligible for one.
Personal information and proof of ID, such as your Customer Reference Number (CRN), driver’s licence or Department of Veterans’ Affairs number.
Up to 10 minutes.
If you’re a senior or have a concession card, you can save money on your registration to fish in stocked impoundments.
Your concession card or Queensland Seniors card.
Up to 10 minutes.
You might be eligible for a one-off payment on your electricity costs if you or someone you live with has a chronic medical condition that’s aggravated by changes in temperature.
A concession card, bank account details, and a medical declaration from your GP.
Up to 30 minutes.
You can receive a yearly payment if you or someone you live with uses an oxygen concentrator or a kidney dialysis machine. This concession can help cover the cost of running these machines.
Details about the support machine you use, your concession card and your bank details.
Up to 30 minutes.
You can receive a one-off payment to help cover your electricity costs if you recently experienced an unexpected financial emergency or short-term financial crisis. This scheme can help you get back on your feet without affecting your finances.
You’ll need to contact your energy provider to start the application process. Have your concession card, information about your finances and a recent energy bill at the ready.
Up to 1 hour to fill in the application form, but the total time may vary based on your provider.
You can save money on your electricity and gas bills if you’re a pensioner or concession card holder.
You’ll need to contact your electricity provider and have your concession card and electricity account information ready to go.
Varies based on your provider.
You can access financial and material support if you’re in a financial crisis if you’re eligible. This could include vouchers for food, transport and essential items to help you stay afloat during hard times.
You’ll need to contact your local community service centre to get started.
Varies based on your community service centre.
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 receive free public dental services at selected locations if you hold a concession card and are eligible.
Just your concession card and Medicare card.
Contact your local public dental service to make an appointment. Booking times may vary.
You can receive a free pair of prescription glasses once every two years from a registered provider if you’re a concession card holder and meet the criteria.
A MASS-eApply account, your concession card, a clinical assessment and a script from a registered provider.
Up to 30 minutes.
If you’re a person with a disability, then this card will give your carer free access to certain venues and public transport when they’re with you.
Information about your disability and support requirements, coloured passport-quality photos, and a statement from your service provider.
Up to 1 hour.
You can access financial support to cover the costs of long-distance travel for medical care. Through this scheme, you can access subsidised travel, accommodation and cover the costs of a companion to travel with you. There are four different schemes you can apply for, each with their own requirements.
You’ll need your Medicare card for all applications. Each scheme has its own required information, such as a referral from your GP and the estimated travel and accommodation costs.
Up to 30 minutes.
You can pay for half-priced taxi fares if you’re a person with a disability. This scheme makes getting around Queensland more accessible and affordable.
Personal information and coloured passport-quality photos. Some sections of the form need to be filled out by a medical practitioner.
Up to 30 minutes for your section of the form. Your medical practitioner may need more time for their section.
You can travel at a discounted rate on the Translink network if you have a physical or intellectual disability.
Information about your disability and coloured passport-quality photos. Some sections of the form need to be filled out by a medical practitioner.
Up to 30 minutes for your section of the form. Your medical practitioner may need more time for their section.
If you’re vision impaired, you’re entitled to free access on public transport across Queensland.
Your concession card, coloured passport-quality photos. Some sections of the form need to be filled out by a medical practitioner.
Up to 30 minutes for your section of the form. Your medical practitioner may need more time for their section.
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 support.
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