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Financial & Gambling Management & Budgeting
Energy Ahead
Energy Ahead is a free program that helps people in financial hardship take control of their energy use, helping to understand and confidently use energy within the household, reducing consumption and costs. Delivered by the Financial Wellbeing Collective in collaboration with Synergy and funded by WA Climate Policy, we offer free workshops, coaching and home audits.
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Financial & Gambling Management & Budgeting
Fair Entitlements Guarantee (FEG)
Attorney-Generals DepartmentThe Australian Government provides assistance to people owed certain outstanding employee entitlements following the liquidation or bankruptcy of employers, this help is available through the Fair Entitlements Guarantee (FEG).
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Financial & Gambling Management & Budgeting
Manage Mode NDIS Plan Managers
Manage ModeWestern Australian based NDIS Plan Manager with capacity to manage plans and payments for NDIS approved participants and their nominees. We understand the challenges, frustrations and victories that are experienced by participants and their carers on a daily basis and we take a very personal interest in positive outcomes.
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Financial & Gambling Management & Budgeting
Saver Plus
Saver Plus is Australia's largest and longest running financial education and matched savings program. Build financial skills, develop life-long savings habits, and receive up to $500 to assist with education costs. To participate, you must be 18+ years, be studying or have children at school, have a health care or pensioner concession card, Centrelink payment plus some income from work.
