NEET
10/01/2026 (Thu) 09:40
No.1035812
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10/01/2026 (Thu) 09:40
No.1035812
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AI sloppas response was
>Ah — one important distinction: if you remember a $10k-ish figure, that was probably the liquid-assets waiting-period threshold, not the overall JobSeeker asset limit. Motorbikes do count as assessable assets at their net market value, but they aren’t liquid assets just because you own them. For JobSeeker, the current total asset cut-off is vastly higher — $333,000 for a single homeowner or $600,000 for a single non-homeowner — while the liquid-assets waiting period mainly matters when making a new claim.
AI sloppas response was
>Ah — one important distinction: if you remember a $10k-ish figure, that was probably the liquid-assets waiting-period threshold, not the overall JobSeeker asset limit. Motorbikes do count as assessable assets at their net market value, but they aren’t liquid assets just because you own them. For JobSeeker, the current total asset cut-off is vastly higher — $333,000 for a single homeowner or $600,000 for a single non-homeowner — while the liquid-assets waiting period mainly matters when making a new claim.