Eek, Australia! Way too many of us are passing up the opportunity to approach a rival insurer and snag a cheaper premium on our home or car insurance policies at renewal time, according to market researcher, Roy Morgan.
While P plate drivers make up only 8% of drivers on NSW roads, they’re involved in 15% of fatalities and according to the Come Home Safe report released recently by NRMA, young drivers are most at risk in the six months after getting their P plates.
Australians right across the country face a daunting dilemma when packing for their Easter long weekend away - whether to sacrifice the spare pair of socks for an extra chocolate bunny...
If there’s one annoyance that can truly unite commuters the world over, it’s Friday afternoon traffic. And according to new figures from car insurance giant Suncorp, there may be an even better reason for many Queenslanders to avoid the crawling traffic and endless horns on their drive home at the end of the week.
Drivers in Perth are paying less than half the amount for comprehensive car insurance than those in Sydney, where transport costs, including insurance prices, are highest, according to the latest Transport Affordability Index from the Australian Automobile Association.
We love our new cars, in fact, we’ve never loved them so much. According to the Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries (FCAI), Aussies purchased a staggering 1,189,116 brand new vehicles during 2017 - but what does this mean for your car insurance?
Upon recent discovery by one curious Aussie, it turns out that Coles car insurance has silently been charging male drivers excess twice the size of females.
Autonomous vehicles could be part of mainstream Australian life far sooner than many may expect, with a new report urging for legislative action and changes to car insurance in order to accommodate for a ‘high level’ of automation on Australian roads in the next five years.
As of yesterday, insurance provider, Youi will now sell compulsory third-party insurance (CTP) to Aussies living in New South Wales.
As every young driver in Australia knows, car insurance isn’t cheap, with young men the most likely to be stung when it comes to paying their premiums. But are another, growing group of Australians set to be paying more for their premiums in the near future?