Are you thinking of driving a taxi or using your vehicle for rideshare? You may be wondering what to do and how much it will cost to drive. Find out the initial and ongoing costs of running a taxi or rideshare. Read More
You need compulsory third party (CTP) insurance to register a vehicle in Australia. It protects you from financial loss if your vehicle is involved in a road accident causing injury or death to yourself, other drivers, passengers or pedestrians. That’s why it’s worth understanding CTP insurance. Read More
Some drivers want extra cover in case they’re involved in a road accident and it’s their fault. Is At-Fault Driver Cover worth it? Perhaps, if you drive for work, drive often or travel long distances. Only NRMA Insurance now offers this type of cover on top of its green slip. Read More
In Australia, you must register your vehicle before you can drive it on the roads. In NSW, you must buy CTP insurance (green slip) before you can register your vehicle. Some vehicles also need a safety check (pink slip) or safety and identity check (blue slip). Read More
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
Even if you have comprehensive insurance, you still need CTP insurance because it’s mandatory and covers injuries or deaths in road accidents. Comprehensive insurance is optional and covers only property damage. \We’ll explore why both are essential, what they cover, and how various factors, like your location and vehicle, influence your insurance premiums.
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Sydney and Melbourne are the most expensive cities in Australia to run a car. The top 3 costs for a vehicle owner are car loans, fuel and insurance. If you have a loan, you could spend $211 or 69% more every week than someone without a car loan. We look at all the costs of running a car in Sydney. Read More
It takes only a few minutes to use the green slip calculator to compare green slips for your vehicle. Some questions may be easier to answer than others. Read our beginners guide to make the calculator quicker and easier to use. 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
If your vehicle is due for registration, make sure you compare CTP green slip prices first. You may be able to find a cheaper option than your current insurer offers. In fact, there are 10 ways you could make your CTP green slip cheaper. Read More
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