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Healthy finances

Having healthy finances may be more challenging if you’re living with multiple sclerosis (MS) or another neurological condition. Learn about the resources and support services available to help you feel in control of your finances.

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Managing finances when things change

Being diagnosed with a neurological condition or having your symptoms suddenly worsen can take you by surprise. Big life changes can have a significant impact on your emotions and finances, especially if you’re unsure what help is available.

If you’re going through financial hardship due to a personal health crisis, you could be eligible for free financial advice. Professional financial advice can help you understand your finances and make sure you’re set up for success.

Managing finances when things change
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Employment, finances and government support

If you’re living with a neurological condition, there are many aspects of life that may change, such as employment and your finances.

For example, if your condition affects your ability to work, you may be eligible for the Disability Support Pension (DSP) – government-funded financial support for people with a permanent condition that stops them from working, which can include MS.

Explore a range of resources – including webinars, videos, podcasts and publications – on employment, finances and government support.

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Learn more about MS

  1. Support & services

    Need MS support or help with another neurological condition? MS Plus has six decades of experience supporting people through challenges to live will.

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  2. Newly diagnosed

    If you’ve recently received a multiple sclerosis diagnosis, it’s normal to feel scared and confused. But we want you to know that MS doesn’t necessarily lead to significant disability. You can live well with MS. And we’re here to help you do that.

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  3. Resource hub

    We host free resources covering a range of topics to promote neurological wellbeing. Our podcasts, webinars, and articles feature the latest information with expert advice.

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Let’s talk about your support

If you or someone close to you has been diagnosed a neurological condition, we’re here to support you – both now and throughout your journey.

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