If you have a road accident and it’s your fault, are you covered by a green slip? Yes, but drivers are not covered as fully as others who are injured. We explain the difference in cover for at-fault drivers under a green slip. Read More
Research has shown women are safer drivers than men. They were less likely to die on the roads, take risks or drink drive. But is this still true? If so, does this mean a woman pays less than a man for a green slip? Read More
Everyone who buys a green slip has to pay a charge on top, called the fund levy. Broadly, it pays for lifetime care and support for people with catastrophic injuries from a road accident, as well as hospital and ambulance. All greenslips.com.au Calculator prices include the fund levy. Read More
Did you just receive a high price for your green slip renewal? We can help you compare prices and choose another insurer. Find out whether you should change your green slip insurer. Read More
Have you ever driven your vehicle unregistered? Even if you didn’t know you were unregistered, that’s no excuse. Luckily, there are ways to remember your rego. Did you know greenslips.com.au can send out an email reminder or a registration reminder sticker for your windscreen? Read More
Renewing your registration is easier than starting a new registration in NSW. You choose a registration period, buy a green slip, organise a pink slip (if necessary) and pay the fees. Find out how to renew your registration in 4 steps. Read More
You can get a green slip refund in only 3 cases. You’ve cancelled registration of your vehicle, your vehicle is written off, or you’ve moved interstate. It’s a simple 2-step process: first cancel registration of your vehicle then ask your insurer for a green slip refund. Read More
Your green slip covers anyone who is injured or dies in a road accident involving your vehicle. In fact, green slips cover people only and don’t cover damage to vehicles or property. Find out exactly what is covered by a green slip. Read More
Did you buy a caravan in the year to 31 January 2024? Vanners registered nearly 182,000 caravans in Australia, nearly a quarter of all registrations that year. A caravan is a great opportunity to spontaneously take a road trip at relatively low cost. Here are some ways you can save money with a caravan. Read More
Is there a difference between Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance and a green slip? No, in NSW they mean the same thing. CTP insurance is a kind of insurance and in NSW, CTP insurance is usually called a green slip. Read More
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