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25.01.2022 You can choose the start date of your 18 weeks of Paid Parental Leave, as long as it is fully paid within your child’s first birthday. Find out everything you need to avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

25.01.2022 "Going back to work will not be the same as before." https://www.kinderling.com.au/news/maternity-leave

24.01.2022 You won’t receive your Paid Parental Leave or Dad & Partner Pay if you have not applied to register the birth of your child. Find out everything you need to avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

24.01.2022 It's not a cliche. It really does go so quickly.

17.01.2022 Your CRN (Customer Reference Number) will be different to you partners and all of your children. Find out all of the details so you can avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

16.01.2022 If I ever become a journalist at a major newspaper then this is the article I would write. Sarah's story is not unusual and it's exactly why I wrote my eBook 'Your Family Budget.' I explain everything to you, with all the steps, so you can avoid going through all the same drama! You can choose to go it alone, or you can have me walk you through the entire process. I’ve figured it out, read the legislation and know what all the jargon means.... You shouldn't have to wait on hold for hours and you shouldn't have to take your baby into a Centrelink office just to organise payments you are perfectly entitled to - Paid Parental Leave and Childcare Subsidies. Download the ebook Your Family Budget - www.yourfamilybudget.com.au http://www.couriermail.com.au//4edb76c0602e2da2d100eaf96a8

16.01.2022 So many excellent ideas here - I like the one about spending as a form of entertainment!

16.01.2022 **Useful Resource** Here's a resource that I think is very helpful. It's a calculator from ASIC that shows you how much money you will have while on Parental Leave. Then you can budget accordingly or use it to work out how much unpaid leave you can afford. Give it a go!... There is also a budgeting tool and lots of other financial information on having a baby.

13.01.2022 If you have been away from Australia for more than 56 continuous weeks you may not meet the Residency Test for Paid Parental Leave, even if you make short visits back during this time. Find out everything you need to avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

13.01.2022 'If we wait until we can afford a baby then we wont ever have one' is a quote my husband liked to use. Some useful information to make it a bit easier to afford children!

10.01.2022 If you receive a Carer Payment your activity test result will automatically be 100 hours per fortnight, www.yourfamilybudget.com.au

10.01.2022 If you're self employed, how do you work enough hours to qualify for Paid Parental Leave? What if Centrelink ask you to prove your hours of work? In this blog post I give you tips specifically for Paid Parental Leave when you are self employed.

08.01.2022 Paid Parental Leave is currently $753 a week for 18 weeks before tax. Find out everything you need to avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

06.01.2022 You can easily make updates to your Childcare Subsidy information in the Centrelink App. www.yourfamilybudget.com.au

05.01.2022 If you have used Centrelink at any time in the past (e.g. Newstart), you will already have a CRN and should use the same one. Find out all of the details so you can avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

04.01.2022 Dad and Partner Pay is currently $753.90 a week for 2 weeks, before tax. Find out everything you need to avoid a trip into Centrelink: http://bit.ly/31ARWef

04.01.2022 Looking after your own children at home does not count as an activity for Child Care Subsidy, www.yourfamilybudget.com.au

04.01.2022 12 weeks annually of school holidays, less 4 weeks of annual leave makes 8 weeks of messing around trying to find care for school ages kids! So how does that all work for you?

03.01.2022 If you do have any concerns about your employer when you return to work, contact the Fair Work Ombudsman:

02.01.2022 So much of a transition back to work is about the planning.