From outback adventures to beach-hopping holidays, a road trip is a great way to see some parts of Australia that you might otherwise miss. And what better time to explore the great downunder than the October long weekend?
Insurance is a vital product, but despite its importance it is an area many people put-off properly investigating. This could be because choosing the right insurance products can often be a complicated process. It's also not the most enjoyable topic to think about. Once you've trawled through the fine print of multiple insurance options and finally picked the best insurance policy to suit you, it involves forking out cash just in case you find yourself, your belongings or your loved ones in an emergency situation. This year, close to 200 policies spanning car, home, landlord, life and pet insurance were analysed by the Mozo judges to identify the best value and best quality insurance policies on the market. We've jotted down the details of a few standout policies which have won awards in 2021 for you to compare and consider here.
Kogan has just revamped its car insurance deal with new customers now eligible for a $100 discount off the first year’s car insurance policy as well as a $5 Kogan.com credit when you get a quote ($100 min spend, 1 per customer). Plus for each month you hold the policy you will receive a $10 Kogan.com credit.
Insurance is all about risk. When taking out car insurance, your risk as a customer is assessed based on factors including the kind of car you drive, your driving record, insurance claims history, and a number of statistical demographic details.
When designing insurance for specific age demographics - like P platers or seniors - many car insurance companies seem to take a pretty generic approach: take a standard policy, tweak a few features around the edges, and rebadge it as a brand new targeted product.
It's not just Tesla anymore; with a range of new EV models from brands like Polestar, BYD, BMW, Hyundai, Lexus, and plenty of others hitting the roads, it's clear that the demand for EVs in Australia is growing.
It’s exciting times for Australian EV owners as KOBA officially launches its dedicated EV car insurance policy. The insurance marks a significant milestone for the EV community, and while it’s only available for Tesla’s now, it’s set to expand to other models soon.
In an effort to reduce emissions and fuel consumption, Australia is set to introduce the New Vehicle Efficiency Standard (NVES) from 1 January 2025. This move aims to lower the nation’s carbon footprint and make driving more cost-effective by ensuring that the mix of new vehicles sold in Australia meets specific, increasingly stringent CO2 emissions targets.
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