Every NDIS participant has different preferences when it comes to managing their funding. Some prefer to take care of every financial task themselves, while others value professional support that simplifies the administrative side of their plan. Understanding the differences between NDIS plan management and self-management can help you choose the option that best fits your needs, lifestyle, and level of involvement. Managing Your NDIS Funding The biggest difference between the two options is who manages the financial responsibilities. With self-management, you're responsible for processing invoices, paying providers, tracking your budget, and keeping financial records up to date. This approach gives you complete responsibility for managing your funding and requires time, organisation, and attention to detail. With NDIS plan management, these administrative tasks are handled by a dedicated plan manager. They process invoices, pay providers, maintain financial record...