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>During Covid my wife who worked part time got redundant. And she did not even bother to look into claiming her income protection. There…
Mine was through my employer. The super one is very similar, except there's another level of approval. In a standalone policy, just the…
>So I have saved $15k at least. I got almost that much paid in the first month of my claim. My claim went on for 18 months. The premiums…
bobbified commented on Income Insurance - Thoughts?
Like all insurance, it's always a waste of money until you need it. I'm one of the few here that's made a claim before. I couldn't work for…
If you deal with Qantas, then yes. But you are not Qantas! And even worse because you're not just anyone - you're f-a-m-i-l-y-....
Sounds like OP is playing dumb and not giving fair value to his own family. lol
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Aneurism on Why Aren't Uni Courses Scrutinized by The Government before HECS Loans Are Given?
Aneurism on Why Aren't Uni Courses Scrutinized by The Government before HECS Loans Are Given?Seems like noone here has completed "gender studies".. lol
bobbified replied to serpserpserp on Why Aren't Uni Courses Scrutinized by The Government before HECS Loans Are Given?
serpserpserp on Why Aren't Uni Courses Scrutinized by The Government before HECS Loans Are Given?Then it's taxpayers that end up footing the bill. The government needs to be more responsible in how they spend our hard-earned money (and…
bobbified commented on Sydney - Good Experiences at The Lowest Prices
Sorry to say, but the words 'Sydney' and 'cheap' don't often go together...
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CodeXD on Why Aren't Uni Courses Scrutinized by The Government before HECS Loans Are Given?
CodeXD on Why Aren't Uni Courses Scrutinized by The Government before HECS Loans Are Given?>Are you suggesting that courses that **students cannot get a job from after completion** should not have HECS? Yes.
I'm oooold.. I can't deny that! haha
>but now *I realize* that I have driven around 19kms No, *you didn't*! 😁
I think it's just an error in the database. The plate riveted to the car will be the actual.
bobbified replied to isthisreallife22 on Furniture Retailer - Failed to Supply Item, Promised Refund, Now Not Answering My Calls or Replying to My Emails
isthisreallife22 on Furniture Retailer - Failed to Supply Item, Promised Refund, Now Not Answering My Calls or Replying to My Emails>and was told they have no facilities to process refunds in store hahaha. how damn convenient for them! ** rolls eyes **
bobbified commented on Audi A3 - Is It a 2018 or 2019 Model Year?
> I did a recheck and it does say 2019 But all the insurance quotes are telling me it’s MY18! When you do the insurance quotes, are you…
bobbified commented on Do You Agree with What Arj Barker Did? Should a 7 Month Old Be at a Comedy Show?
I'm so sick of mothers thinking that the world should revolve around them and their kid(s). It's a two way street - If they want people to…
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Brian McGee on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?
Brian McGee on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?The councils are run by clowns though! lol First they went with one app, then changed to another app. What's used is not consistent across…
bobbified replied to Brian McGee on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?
Brian McGee on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?>Length of road = the whole length of Smith Street containing the 2P parking zone/area. There's an EasyPark app for Melbourne CBD (and…
bobbified commented on Melbourne Horse Drawn Carriages Melbourne
I'm pretty sure those along Swanston St got shut down because of them damn animal activists (that have nothing better to do!)…
bobbified replied to jjjaar on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?
jjjaar on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?That's pretty bad. Someone could eventually get the shits and just glue a metal plate over each sensor! They don't seem to have it in the…
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happydude on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?
happydude on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?Story, please....
bobbified replied to mrvaluepack on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?
mrvaluepack on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?There's hardly any of those non-sparked spaces left.
I remember Porkies Kings Cross. It was definitely not a banh mi place! haha
>most banh mi in Australia cant even get the bread right. haha yes. The first thing I notice is the difference in the bread.
bobbified replied to Zedster on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?
Zedster on [VIC] Contesting a Parking Fine as "Contrary to Law", Got an Official Warning Instead, What Next?For Melbourne CBD, they don't use chalk anymore. They use sensors built into the ground of the parking spots. It doesn't identify/recognise…
That's my regular joint!
It was $2 with a can of drink before. My favourite was sarsparilla!
The nominal defendant scheme isn't the same as victims of crime compensation. They're actually two different things. Seems like SA (going…
>Basically trying to reduce the chances of someone being involved in an incident where one of the parties has expired CTP insurance. In…
That sounds about right. If you have it on the dash in the direct sun at the temperature, it'll definitely overheat. The aircon would cool…
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