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NT Seniors Card: Benefits, discounts and how to apply

Everyone loves a bargain, but once they turn 60 many people in the Northern Territory forget to grab one of the best deals on offer – the free NT Seniors Card.

Even if you have not fully retired from the workforce, it’s worth checking to see if you are eligible for a Seniors Card, as the rules in many states allow you to undertake some paid work and still receive a card.

Getting a non-means-tested Seniors Card gives you access to valuable concessions on transport costs and discounts from participating businesses for a wide range of goods and services.

To help you make the most of this valuable free scheme, check out SuperGuide’s detailed guide to accessing and using your NT Seniors Card.

Need to know: Information on eligibility and available benefits contained in this article is current as at 11 December 2024. Always check the NT Seniors Card website for the current rules and benefits, as these change regularly.

If you’re seeking information on the Commonwealth Seniors Health Card (CSHC), check out SuperGuide’s article on how to apply for the CSHC.

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