It details more than 2,000 businesses providing significant discounts off products and services available through the NSW Seniors Card program.
Minister for Seniors, Mark Coure, says the directory lists all the savings that can be accessed from supermarkets, retail and boutique stores, health and fitness, travel, utilities and professional services,” he said.
“The Seniors Card is the largest program of its kind in Australia, and has been helping keep more money in seniors pockets and easing the cost of living for 30 years.”
Seniors Cards are available for permanent NSW residents who are 60 years of age or over and are working no more than 20 hours per week in paid employment.
It is available in five regional areas, including Sydney, Central Coast and Hunter, Northern NSW, Southern NSW and Western NSW, so grab the Sydney one for home and make the most of the others on your travels. They are also available online.
Mr Coure also encouraged more businesses to sign up to the program and join those businesses that have opened their door to more than 1.9 million seniors across the state.
“The more businesses that sign up can potentially get more people through their door and seniors have more choice to shop and use services, so it is a win-win,” he said.
For more information on where to pick up or download the 2023 Seniors Card Directory, or to apply for a NSW Seniors Card, visit seniorscard.nsw.gov.au.
