If there is any income that is more stable and consistent, including with rents and properties and real estates, is pensioners' incomes (aged, and sick/disability).

Such pensioners, for most of them, will always have their Centrelink-welfare money be put into their bank accounts. This is as well to have their bank accounts sorted out where rent/mortgage money is automatically taken out.

There are a few or some pensioners who want direct access to their pension money, and can be reckless in having to constantly paying their rents-mortgages. They really do require course, business, or Centrelink-welfare budgeting.

Some to most pensioners are left with minimal money once their rents and mortgages are taken out.

People who earn their money from various work jobs and careers, with wages and salaries, have more of a possibility of not paying their rents or mortgages.

At some point in time these workers may fall short of paying their rents or mortgages.

Some of these workers may become sick, be reckless, have an emergency or personal issues, be fired from their work, and/or couples or families may break up.

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- Personal Experiences:
Some of our family and friends on a Centrelink-welfare pension, as well as directly and normally paying rents/mortgages, have had problems paying such bills.