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| | | ... recipients of Carer Payment were instead placed into formal care, such as high-care aged care facilities for frail aged people and NDIS service provision for people with a disability, the cost to the federal budget of that service provision would rise," ... |
| | | | ... million) followed by Victoria ($496 million) and Queensland ($398 million). Meanwhile, shadow minister for social services, NDIS, housing, and homelessness Michael Sukkar criticised the announcement saying: "The hurried nature of the announcement means ... |
| | | | ... welfare - are up only 1% and 2% this year. Social security and welfare spending nevertheless has some big growth areas with NDIS expenditure climbing from a 2021-22 final budget outcome of $29 billion to $35 billion in 2022-23 for a huge 22% growth ... |
| | | | ... pressures from fast-growing payment areas including in defence, health, aged care, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) and interest payments. To address these challenges, the government said it's taking steps to "strengthen the fiscal ... |
| | | | ... the trillion dollars in Liberal debt that we inherited from our predecessors," he said. "That is growing faster than the NDIS, aged care, healthcare and national defence. So, we do take those challenges seriously." Chalmers explained that in the near ... |
| | | | ... commence this month and is expected to be completed in April 2024. Jameson is funding the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) project through its $100 million Jameson Special Situations Fund (JSSits). The fund invests in a diversified portfolio ... |
| | | | ... billion, while the value of the entire Age Pension program is $55.3 billion. They also equate to more than the total cost of the NDIS ($35.5bn), with the cost rising to 2% of GDP, up 0.5% since the turn of the century. "Super tax concessions now rank ... |
| | | | ... when dealing with systems that require medical information for disability or payments, there is often a mismatch. "[The] NDIS, Centrelink and TPD claims are all functional impairment-based policies, payments or benefits," he said. Johns explained each ... |
| | | | ... not looking for extra expenditure, it's also recognising that there are financial pressures in terms of aged care and NDIS." "So instead of someone earning half a percent, or 1%, on their term deposit they are now earning 2%, it's a small addition ... |
| | | | ... face growing pressures with interest payments and essential services - such as the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), hospitals, aged care, medical benefits, Age Pension and defence - growing faster than the economy. These spending pressures ... |
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