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Where can I buy a CTP Greenslip

Not sure where to buy CTP insurance online? With all the insurance providers and comparison sites out there, it can be difficult to know where the best place to buy a green slip online truly is. Whether your priority is low cost, extra inclusions, or a quick and easy process, there are some methods and […]

What does a CTP Greenslip cover me for?

What does CTP cover? While all drivers in NSW are required to have CTP insurance, you may not be aware of what it covers and for who. Let’s break down what CTP green slip cover is, why you need it, and what it covers you for.   What Is A CTP Greenslip   A CTP […]

The NSW CTP Scheme explained

The NSW CTP Scheme is managed by the NSW Government. It involves getting compulsory insurance in order to register your vehicle with the Roads and Maritime Services (RMS), previously known as the Roads and Traffic Authority (RTA).     What Is CTP in NSW?   The NSW Compulsory Third Party (CTP) Scheme, like all other […]

How Often Do CTP Prices Change?

Did you know that CTP prices can change multiple times throughout the year? Just because you have secured the best rate on your CTP today, doesn’t mean that your provider will be offering the best rate when you go to renew your greenslip. Discover everything you need to know about greenslip prices including how often […]

Which CTP Insurers Sell CTP Greenslip Insurance?

As an NSW driver, it’s important to know which CTP insurers sell Greenslip insurance. This type of insurance is mandatory for all registered vehicles in NSW, and it covers the cost of compensation claims for people injured or killed in a motor vehicle accident.   In this blog, we’ll break down the current and previous […]

Current NSW CTP Scheme Changes

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 […]

At Fault Driver Protection

CTP At-Fault Driver Protection   At-Fault Driver Protection, also known as At-Fault Driver Cover, depending on the insurer, is an additional level of cover offered by just two insurers in New South Wales. This cover offers some additional benefits to injured drivers who were at fault in a road accident.   Previously, many at-fault drivers […]

Your CTP Greenslip Renewal

Is your CTP up for renewal? Discover everything you need to know about CTP green slip renewal. Whether your need to renew your CTP soon or you have already missed your CTP renewal window, ensure that your CTP is in order so that you can safely and legally drive on NSW roads.   How CTP […]

Greenslips by State

Compare Green Slips In Australia By State   CTP Green slips in Australia exist in every state and territory. In other states, the word Greenslip does not exist or is not commonly used. They refer to it as CTP Insurance only.   Some state governments underwrite the CTP policy, meaning they accept the risk. In […]

Why Choose Greenslips 4 Earth New South Wales

Choosing the right CTP insurer is a crucial decision that can impact your safety, finances, and even the environment. That’s why Greenslips 4 Earth is the perfect choice for environmentally conscious drivers who want to save money and make a positive impact.   When it comes to choosing the best CTP insurer in New South […]

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