This year, greenslips.com.au celebrates 20 years of being the most trusted source of information about greenslips. In our last blog, we looked at the first 10 years of greenslips.com.au. This is a timeline of the next 10 years. Read More
This year, greenslips.com.au celebrates 20 years of setting the benchmark for greenslips. Read More
How often you have to pay for your greenslip depends on how often you pay for registration. This is because the period of your greenslip has to match the period of registration. Read More
Having a road accident is always serious, no matter where it occurs. Your green slip covers you whether you have an accident in NSW or another state or territory. However, if you have an accident outside NSW, benefits for your injuries depend on where it happened. These benefits can be very much affected by whether it was your fault or not. Read More
Have you just received your registration renewal? Now is the time to decide who will be your greenslip insurer. Your cheapest insurer last year may not be the cheapest insurer this year. greenslips.com.au calculator is free and helps you compare all six greenslip insurers in NSW. It’s also the only site that offers True Comparisons. Read More
The cost of your green slip depends on the insurer, you and your vehicle. Find out what factors affect the price of your green slip. Read More
In NSW, compulsory third party (CTP) insurance is called a greenslip. This is because it used to be printed on green paper. Your greenslip is an insurance policy that pays compensation for people who are killed or injured in a road accident involving your vehicle. It does not cover you for damage to your property or the property of others. Read More
Have you ever wondered why you need a green slip? Do you know what your green slip covers and doesn’t cover? Do all insurers offer the same green slip? These are all good questions you ask that greenslips.com.au will answer.
This is the first article in our 8-part series, How greenslip insurance works. Read More
Most of the world’s vehicle owners must get third party insurance or CTP, whatever it’s called in their country. Germans call it Haftpflicht and Danes call it ansvarsforsikring. However, our review of CTP in nine randomly selected countries reveals a few interesting quirks. Read More
IHS Automotive predicts 142 million people worldwide will have usage-based insurance (UBI) by 2023, compared to 12 million today. In Australia, it is still early days for UBI or pay-as-you-go car insurance. But vehicle owners who use telematics will have more control over their premiums by showing insurers how, where and how often they drive. Read More
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