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Learner Drivers On CTP: What You Need To Know

December 19, 2019

Learner drivers or L-platers are new drivers holding a Learner License, with a minimum age of 16. Their learner plates must be displayed on the vehicle’s exterior surface in a position that is visible to the general public.  Learner drivers face several restrictions due to the inherent risk involved in having a young / novice […]

How to Find the Most Affordable Green Slip Deal

November 20, 2019

Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance, also known as a green slip, is a mandatory insurance policy for registered vehicle owners in NSW. In the event of a motor vehicle accident, CTP covers the financial expenses that will accrue for the injured person. Compensation claims mainly cover care costs, rehabilitation, income loss, and funeral expenses.   […]

Buying And Selling your Vehicle: How do CTP Transfers Works

November 10, 2019

What does CTP cover you for in NSW?   If you’re living in NSW and own a vehicle, you should know that the sate requires you to have a Compulsory Third Party Insurance or CTP. This is a mandatory insurance policy in New South Wales that covers the driver’s liability for injuries caused to third […]

The Pensioners Guide To Greenslips

October 22, 2019

While insurers determine their Greenslip prices by taking into account different factors, being a pensioner is not one of them. Whichever insurer you choose, being a senior does not influence any change of Greenslip insurance prices in NSW.    However, if you are an eligible pensioner, you can enjoy concessions that can change your vehicle […]

What You Need To Know About The Different Greenslip Prices

October 8, 2019

When shopping for a CTP Greenslip, you may have noticed that the prices vary by insurer. Some greenslips price may appear more expensive than the one you currently have.  Others may in fact be less expensive than your current insurer. This should induce you to shop around to ensure you are getting the cheapest options.  […]

NSW Greenslip Refund: How to Claim for Benefits and Damages

July 31, 2019

We could never anticipate the mishap or accidents that could transpire once we hit the road. This brings New South Wales to require mandatory greenslips, otherwise known as Compulsory Third Party (CTP) insurance for all road users. Different insurance providers have their own terms when it comes to the coverage of “at-fault” drivers. For some […]

CTP Greenslip Refund Guide: Crucial Eligibility, Procedures and Deadlines You Need to Know

May 18, 2019

Registering your vehicles before December 1, 2017, and successfully obtaining your greenslip allows you to be eligible for rebates based on your insurance policy. The government granted more than $88 million worth of rebates to 1.55 million vehicles owners in New South Wales just last year. Any CTP insurance holder is eligible to claim up […]

Greenslip Comparison And Tips In Choosing Insurance Providers

April 10, 2019

It would be difficult to find peace of mind when you haven’t secured a greenslip when you purchase or drive a car here in New South Wales. Compulsory third-party (CTP) insurance satisfies our worries because it covers the third party involved in a car accident.   With multiple greenslip providers now available in NSW, choosing […]

CTP Insurance: What It Is, What It Is Not

March 30, 2019

Nothing can ever compare to the joys of purchasing a new car. As a responsible driver, it is important when securing your car purchase to also include getting insurance. In NSW, greenslip or Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Insurance, as the name entails, is one of the most important things to secure. Securing a greenslip is […]

Current NSW CTP Scheme Changes

February 11, 2019

Since early 2016, the NSW CTP Greenslip scheme changes have been under review, aiming to address concerns and improve the effectiveness of the current NSW CTP Scheme. The Minister for Innovation and Better Regulation, Victor Dominello, has recognised the need for a comprehensive evaluation of the CTP scheme and has actively sought feedback from all […]

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