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New app helps residents save

Wyndham residents can now easily access discounts and rebates and through a new Savings Finder on the Service Victoria app and website.

By answering a few questions, people will be given a list of possible savings across energy, utilities, health, education, transport, recreation, leisure services and more.

“With cost of living pressures increasing, knowing where to look for support, and what assistance is available is so important,” Tarneit MP Sarah Connolly said.

“Whether you’re a student or pensioner, the Savings Finder is a great way to discover savings to ease pressure on your household costs.”

New savings will be added regularly, and the Savings Finder is easily accessible through the Service Victoria app which has been installed on more than 6 million devices.

“The Savings Finder is a great way for all Victorians to ease cost of living pressures, with discounts available on everything from energy bills to days out with the kids – and we’re adding more all the time,” Werribee MP Tim Pallas said.

Among these services is a new online help tool for small businesses to find the permits and licences they need to operate, which can be completed in about five minutes.

Details: service.vic.gov.au or download the app at the App Store or Google Play.

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