How can l get my business registered as a Seniors Card supporter?
Download Business Registration Agreement Forms:
- Business Registration Form - Free (Adobe PDF document - 578KB) (for one free listing)
- Business Registration Form - Additional (Adobe PDF document - 558KB) (for additional listings)
What are the benefits?
Tap into a market with enormous buying power. This growing market already consists of over 13,000 NT Senior Card holders and over 100,000 seniors who visit annually.
And receive..
FREE listing in either of the NT Seniors Card Business Directories
- Circulation 15,000 copies -Territory and interstate
- Tourism and Leisure - updated each May
- General Business - updated August
FREE circulation to Seniors groups and all new Seniors Card holders
FREE listing on the Seniors Card website
FREE Seniors Card decals for display at your premises
- Seniors look for the Seniors Card logo
Opportunity for paid additional advertising
- Competitive rates for 1/4-1/2 & full page advertisements.
- NO commission, transaction, maintenance or joining fee.
Your only obligation...
- Provide an appropriate discount for goods and services purchased by
- Senior Card holders aged 60 plus years of age.
What Businesses can apply?
Any Northern Territory business or service with an Australian Business Number (ABN) can become a NT Seniors Card business partner.
To ensure that the high standards and integrity of the Seniors Card Partnership are maintained, Seniors Card generally requires a discount offer of a minimum 10%. For more information see the Business Agreement/ Terms and Conditions on the registration forms (downloadable from the top of this page).
In addition to the basic terms and conditions, interstate businesses must also meet the following criteria:
Either
- have an outlet or agent in the Territory, and also
- registered as a Seniors Card business partner in their own state.
Or - as a National businesses without an agent in the Territory
- must be readily accessible by either mail, email or local/ free phone calls numbers, and
- not in competition to any established and operating businesses in the Territory.
Last Updated: February 2009
To be reviewed: February 2010