If you earn less than $60,000 a year and you do not get any money from a business you own, or Royalties, we might be able to help with your Tax Return. Come and see us and bring; All I.D. (drivers license, pension card, Medicare card) Bank account details MyGov...
MoneyMob was recently successful in helping a lady to get a phone bill of $8,900 waived. The lady was pressured into buying 3 mobile phones for her family. At the time, there was no mobile phone coverage in her community. She didn't even get to use the phones, and...
The Super Big Day Out in May with ASIC, MoneyMob and First Nations Foundation was a big hit with Anangu. Around 500 super searches were done during the week in Indulkana, Mimili, Fregon, Pukatja and Amata. Many Anangu had the chance to learn about, apply for, update...
This year’s National Aboriginal and Islander Day of Commemoration theme is “Because of her, we can!” MoneyMob is joining the celebration of Indigenous women and their achievements by showcasing some of the inspiring women of the APY Lands. We will feature some of...
MoneyMob will have two “Tax Help” volunteers trained and accredited by the ATO. They will do free, simple tax returns for Anangu who are on a low income ($60,000 or less). They will start in August. When you come to a tax appointment, you need to bring; Payment...
We are so excited that Ingrid Kenny from Indulkana has joined MoneyMob as our new Community Services Manager! Ingrid started with us in May after working at Indulkana School for many years. Ingrid will be managing MoneyMob’s financial capability staff and helping us...
A warm welcome to the wonderful Sandy Marty who has joined MoneyMob’s board. Sandy is a Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara woman and Manager of the Mimili Family Centre. Sandy has worked previously for NPY Women’s Council and in other management roles; she has completed...
This registered charity tick has been created by the Australian Charities for Not-for-profits Commission (ACNC) to show organisations that are registered with them and have to go through their yearly reporting requirements. The tick aims to give the public trust that...
The Super Expo that was cancelled last year is on again! Between 28th May and 1st June many super companies are coming to the APY Lands to meet Anangu tjuta and talk about super! ASIC MoneyMob and First Nations Foundation are organizing this event. Come and find out...
Anangu ask this question a lot. Below are the answers! If you don’t have one of these reasons to get your super money out, MoneyMob Talkabout cannot help you. You have reached “preservation age”. This means, the age at law when you are old enough to get your money...