Are you on your Ls, red P1 or green P2 plates and need a green slip? Green slips can be expensive for you or your parents. Find out what a green slip costs for L and P platers and how to keep those prices down. Read More
Do you confuse free registration with a free or discounted green slip? As a pensioner, your NSW registration is free but you still have to pay for a green slip. Save money with other motoring concessions – and always compare insurer prices. Read More
Do you need help to find the best green slip insurer for you? Use the green slip calculator to get the cheapest prices from all 6 insurers. You may also decide on other factors, such as loyalty or claims management. Be well informed so you can make the best choice. Read More
Your green slip covers people who are injured or die in a road crash involving your vehicle. Broadly, your green slip covers people not property. Make sure you understand when and when you’re not covered by a green slip. Read More
Nobody wants to increase the price of their green slip. Make sure you don’t make any of these 7 simple mistakes. That way you know you’re getting the cheapest green slip price for your circumstances. Read More
Australian favourite vans in 2025 were Toyota HiAce, Ford Transit Custom, and Hyundai Staria. If you need to register a van, you need a green slip. Find out how to get the cheapest green slip for your van. Read More
CTP is compulsory third party insurance to cover people who are injured or die in a road accident involving your vehicle. If you also want to protect your car, you need comprehensive or third party property insurance. Make sure you know which one you are buying and why. Read More
Most research shows women are safer drivers than men. They’re less likely to die on the roads or take risks, such as drink driving. They may even pay less for comprehensive insurance. But do women pay less than men for a green slip? Read More
Australians seem to love – and hate – e-bikes. This year, they are forecast to buy over a quarter of a million e-bikes, at around $4,500 each. E-bikes are good for reducing urban congestion and fuel costs, and for ‘last mile’ deliveries. But what’s being done to encourage e-bikes while stemming the tide of injuries and deaths? Read More
Tolls are a huge expense for many Sydney drivers. If you live in Western Sydney or in the Blue Mountains, you may pay tolls more often. Fortunately, $60 caps, M5 Cashback and multi-concessions will help you save money on tolls. Read More
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