Putting your Super into a low risk option

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well i am not 70 yet , but late 2016 the government decided to test if i should get sickness benefits , instead they gave me a disability pension and back-paid me 6 months ( to the day i first applied )

Mr divs i love that. Similar to me when I was flattened by the bull 3 years ago. My wife got a carer's allowance back payed to the date of the injury, and when we wanted to cancel it, took some persuasion to do so. The very kind gentleman behind the counter couldn't believ that we wanted out. So he gave us a fortnight's extra for as he said for being honest. The amount wasn't huge but it helped.

 

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Mr divs i love that. Similar to me when I was flattened by the bull 3 years ago. My wife got a carer's allowance back payed to the date of the injury, and when we wanted to cancel it, took some persuasion to do so. The very kind gentleman behind the counter couldn't believ that we wanted out. So he gave us a fortnight's extra for as he said for being honest. The amount wasn't huge but it helped.

the healthcare card is the biggie for me , the meds cost a bit and so do some of the procedures ( if i had to pay full price )

 

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the healthcare card is the biggie for me , the meds cost a bit and so do some of the procedures ( if i had to pay full price )

I was fortunate in as much because I was an outpatient at RPH nearly all the pain killers and opioids were garnered from there as part of the service. Certainly wouldn't have enjoyed paying for the stuff.