JobSeeker Payments Will Increase A Tiny Bit Bc Of Inflation But The Govt Won’t Raise The Rate

Welfare recipients on JobSeeker and pensions will receive the biggest indexation increase in 30 years on September 20 but it’s so small it won’t change anything for five million vulnerable Australians. The indexation increase is a routine adjustment to keep the payments up to date with changes in inflation, the same way wages go up a little every financial year.

Payments for those receiving age pensions and disability support pension will rise by $38.90 a fortnight for singles to a maximum payment of $1026.50 and $58.80 a fortnight for couples to a maximum of $773.80 for each member of the couple or $1547.60 per couple.

JobSeeker payments for childless singles will increase $25.70 a fortnight to $677.20. It will increase $35.20 a fortnight to $927.40 for single parents. For partnered parents it will increase $23.40 a fortnight to $616.60.

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