Have been getting my green slip from GIO for a number of years, paying around $750 each year. Did the calculator as usual and they are normally all the same prices +- $10 but this year QBE is offering it for $537. Wondering why they are offering it $200 cheaper when the 5 others are all at $750?
Getting a Green Slip in NSW (CTP)
JimmyJohnson on 10/07/2018 - 18:17
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https://www.greenslips.com.au/
The first one that popped up in google, went to the QBE site aswell and got the same price
Don’t go to that .com.au version. It isn’t the government run one and seems to give differing prices and seems to work for the insurance companies.
Thank you, still gave me the same result of QBE being $200+ cheaper than the rest
Same here, I've been with QBE for a long time now
Different CTP companies look at different criteria to determine risk.
Just wondering what is the process of changing green slip providers
Buy the new one and cancel the old one.
Not sure how that works while the rego is still current. If you cancel the current one it may cancel the rego.
On rego renewal, just buy a new one from which ever provider you choose.
Oh yeah, my bad. Was thinking it would just be the same as comprehensive…
When your rego is due take out the new policy and disregard the renewal notice from the other insurer.
Oh right thanks
Current one just sends me a letter to renew it, you can just ignore that one and sign up to a new provider. Only takes a few minutes to enter all the details and get a new provider
Oh right thanks
QBE is almost always the cheapest in my experience. Then Allianz.
Did you go to the official comparison website?