Households may save an average of $550 through the cost of living one-stop shops in Service NSW Centres. 

Premier Gladys Berejiklian said more than 40 rebates and savings are available for NSW families, including refunds and automatic savings for drivers, and $100 voucher for children’s sport, fitness and recreation. 

“We understand the pressures many households are feeling when it comes to cost of living pressures and we are doing all we can to address it,” Ms Berejiklian said.

“Since we launched our one-stop shop service across Service NSW Centres we have helped more than 160 households claiming more than $45,000 in savings and identifying more than $59,000 in savings. The average saving both claimed and anticipated per customer is $547,” she added. 

The appointment service has been rolled out across Service Centres in Wynyard, Lismore, Parramatta, Taree, Wetherill Park, Wagga Wagga, Coffs Harbour, Kempsey, Tweed Heads and Inverell, with a state-wide rollout by the end of the year.

“There are potential savings to be found on the FuelCheck app, Free Rego, Active Kids vouchers, the Family Energy Rebate and more, and a family with two children could save more than $800,” Minister for Finance, Services and Property Victor Dominello said. 

“This service provides families with access to an individually tailored one-stop shop service to help them claim NSW Government rebates and refunds.”

Pensioner concession card holders could be eligible for savings of almost $1100 if they are eligible for the Low Income Household Energy Rebate, CTP refund, Appliance Replacement Offer, Pensioner Water Rebate, and free rego.

Visit www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/cost-living to access the service, or call 13 77 88. Appointments may also be made with a Cost of Living Specialist at selected Service NSW Centres. 

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