Australian Aged Pension

[KhunHeineken]

34 minutes ago, Nemises said:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

As I just posted, "a significant cash deposit" would be an amount of money that shows one has maintained an economic interest in Australia. 

 

Can you name another part of the proposed changes that you see as a grey area? 

[Nemises]

22 minutes ago, KhunHeineken said:

As I just posted, "a significant cash deposit" would be an amount of money that shows one has maintained an economic interest in Australia. 

 

Can you name another part of the proposed changes that you see as a grey area? 

Nope, just No 4 on the list above. 
 

I originally posted that there would “probably” be grey areas. And surprise, surprise there was!

[KhunHeineken]

1 hour ago, Nemises said:

Nope, just No 4 on the list above. 

You mean (c) under No. 4. 

 

So, if there are no others, that makes the law quite simple. 

 

1 hour ago, Nemises said:

I originally posted that there would “probably” be grey areas. And surprise, surprise there was!

You used the words "grey areas" as in, plural, more than one.   And, surprise, surprise, there's only one. 

[Nemises]

2 hours ago, KhunHeineken said:

You mean (c) under No. 4. 

 

So, if there are no others, that makes the law quite simple. 

 

You used the words "grey areas" as in, plural, more than one.   And, surprise, surprise, there's only one. 

 

2 hours ago, KhunHeineken said:

You mean (c) under No. 4. 

 

So, if there are no others, that makes the law quite simple. 

 

You used the words "grey areas" as in, plural, more than one.   And, surprise, surprise, there's only one. 

I also used the word “probably”. 
 

Unlike you, who more emphatically said:

• “there was no grey area at all.”
- WRONG 🤣, and

• “all very simple”

- WRONG, AGAIN! 🤣🤣

 

 

[Lacessit]

8 hours ago, Nemises said:

 

I also used the word “probably”. 
 

Unlike you, who more emphatically said:

• “there was no grey area at all.”
- WRONG 🤣, and

• “all very simple”

- WRONG, AGAIN! 🤣🤣

 

 

Never argue with an idiot.

 

They will drag you down to their level, and beat you with experience.

[scorecard]

13 hours ago, Nemises said:

Nope, just No 4 on the list above. 
 

I originally posted that there would “probably” be grey areas. And surprise, surprise there was!

 

13 hours ago, Nemises said:

Nope, just No 4 on the list above. 
 

I originally posted that there would “probably” be grey areas. And surprise, surprise there was!

 

From above:  "..."a significant cash deposit" would be an amount of money that shows one has maintained an economic interest in Australia. "

 

 

I'm lost. What is this all about?  Is it now a requirement that OAP recipients abroad / any location actually have money in the bank in Australia? Or what?

 

And what is 'significant'? 

 

And how does Centrelink know the pensioner has any money / significant money in the bank in Australia?

 

And how does this connect to the basic assets and income limits? Especially where the pensioner originally declared (and still has) assets / income under the statutory limits?

 

And what is a 'grey area'? 

 

Please share. 

[Olmate]

8 minutes ago, scorecard said:

 

 

From above:  "..."a significant cash deposit" would be an amount of money that shows one has maintained an economic interest in Australia. "

 

 

I'm lost. What is this all about?  Is it now a requirement that OAP recipients abroad / any location actually have money in the bank in Australia? Or what?

 

And what is 'significant'? 

 

And how does Centrelink know the pensioner has any money / significant money in the bank in Australia?

 

And how does this connect to the basic assets and income limits? Especially where the pensioner originally declared (and still has) assets / income under the statutory limits?

 

And what is a 'grey area'? 

 

Please share. 

I reckon it means all the OAP folk living from week to week, (apparentlythats the majority in Aust (((and here))), waiting the drip feed, are really not worthy nor entitled to their payment! Well according to KH😭