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The first State Government concession available on the WA Seniors Card was Transperth and Westrail Transport Concessions in 1988. For 17 years after its introduction the eligible age to apply for a WA Seniors Card was 60, but this was increased in the 2015-16 State Budget by then Premier Colin Barnett . [ 1 ]
Only Pensioner and Commonwealth Seniors Concession Card holders can apply for a transport concession card. Commonwealth Seniors Health Card – a HCC issued to senior citizens Pensioner Concession Card – this offers additional benefits to the Pensioner, including pensioner transportation fares (in some areas), and a certain number of free ...
A health care card will general cover the cardholder's family (cardholder, partner and children). An exception to this may be where a partner does not meet residency requirements for a health care card, or where the health care card has been issued in conjunction with a claim for Carer Allowance (in which case the card will be in the name of the person being cared for, and not the payment ...
Once you provide your personal information to verify your identity through the third-party verification service ID.me, you will be directed to the homepage. See: You Should Check Your Social ...
Basic Food benefits are paid out by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) on a staggered schedule over the first 20 days of the month depending on the date you ...
Washington's SNAP, also called Basic Food, is administered by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). Benefits are sent out monthly to eligible low-income households ...
In order to successfully tag on, a card must contain a minimum equivalent to a two-section fare for the holder's user category ($1.10 for concession, $2.16 for adult) - the only exception is a Seniors SmartRider holder travelling during a nominated free travel period. If the card cannot be tagged on, a cash fare must be purchased.
By June 2016, 7.7 million cards had been issued. The most widely used card types (in descending order) were Adult, Senior/Pensioner, Child/Youth and Concession. [113] Two billion trips had been taken on the Opal network by May 2018. An average of 13 million trips were taken each week and there were more than 3.7 million Opal cards in active use ...