Recent content by Greg350

Filling out Centrelink forms has never been easier.........online. The age pension form may have 100 questions, very intimidating at first, as you go through it when you say No to a question it will say go to question 45, an you miss lots of other questions. Online when you say No to something...

It's 13 weeks prior to your birthday, same for everyone. Why was yours different, to make an assumption, maybe you put in the wrong birth date. Maybe mixed up the day and month. Would have been easy to sort out with a phone call to Centrelink or a visit to their office. My wife's was applied for...

Well you live in a fantasy world don't you. Expecting kids to always do the right thing, especially when clowning around with their friends. And a slower speed is not just about hitting kids ON the road. When vehicles collide they do not always stay on the road surface, commonly they end up on...

Ah, so you're jealous that some people are shareholders, lol. You can but shares too you know.

And you will be able to use cash. No one has said any different, only conspiracy theorists

Either you are doing something wrong or the cashier is. Go see your bank and ask them to show you how to set up your card. Obviously you can still use your savings account.

Huh???? I'm not a bank, lol.

Why would a company "care for you"? That's ridiculous to think they would. It's a business, their business is to make money, keep shareholders happy.

Right, so spend half an hour and go do it again somewhere else. And exactly which "somewhere else" are you going? Another Coles, another Woolworths, and have the same issue. hahahaha

Here we go, now the supermarkets are forcing people to use cards. Well that's what many will say, BUT the truth is cash usage is dropping significantly so they are not having as many cash enabled machines. Makes perfect sense, those cash machines cost far more to run, have more reliability...

I've tried numerous calculators and they all have a percent which is adjustable for inflation AND increased living standards. Moneysmart is one, Mercer is a good one.

The cut off for a couple with a house is $1,047,500, nothing like 600k

Maybe this bloke needs to travel in his own country, plenty of service stations allow you to fill and pay later in the US.

More common sense that alludes people.

Wrong again, use a DEBIT card at Aldi and there is no charge.