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Jet Ski Insurance in Australia: What It Covers and What It Doesn’t
What jet ski insurance covers in Australia, the cover levels available, common exclusions, and how registration and licensing rules differ by state and territory.
Camper Trailer Insurance in Australia: What’s Covered and What Isn’t
Quick answer: You can buy insurance marketed specifically for camper trailers. But in every current policy document we reviewed, the contractual cover sits inside a broader caravan or trailer wording — and which of those two branches your camper trailer is...
Trailer Insurance in Australia: What It Covers, What It Excludes and When You Need It
Trailer insurance is not compulsory in Australia — and that is exactly why so many people find out too late how little cover they actually have. Allianz puts it plainly: "Although you're not legally required to have caravan or trailer insurance, it's worth considering...
Horse Float Insurance in Australia: What Is Covered, What Is Not
Horse float insurance in Australia: why your car policy does not cover the float, why the float is insured but the horse is not, and what actually drives the price.
Blue Slip NSW
A blue slip is the inspection you need when a vehicle can't simply be renewed — when it has been off the road too long, has come from another state, has lost its plates, or is being brought back from written-off status. Transport for NSW calls it an AUVIS...
Pink Slip NSW: What an eSafety Check Costs and Who Needs One
A pink slip is NSW’s yearly eSafety check for most light vehicles over 5 years old. What it costs, how long it lasts, and what it doesn’t tell you.
REVS Check: What It Was, Why It Ended, and What to Use Now
Short answerYou cannot do a REVS check anymore — and you do not need to. REVS (the Register of Encumbered Vehicles) was one of several state-based vehicle registers that were closed on 30 January 2012. Their records were transferred into a single national...
Roadworthy Certificate QLD: Safety Certificates for Buyers & Sellers
In Queensland the document most people call a “roadworthy certificate” is officially a safety certificate. Same idea, different name — and knowing the correct term matters, because it is what the legislation, the inspection stations and the...
VIN Check
A VIN check uses a car's 17-character Vehicle Identification Number to reveal what a seller might not tell you — whether there's money still owing on it, whether it's been written off or stolen, and other reported history. Running a VIN number check before you buy a...
PPSR Check
A PPSR check tells you whether a used car has money owing on it, has been written off or reported stolen, before you hand over a cent. The PPSR — the Personal Property Securities Register — is the Australian Government's official register of security interests over...
What to know about selling a car under finance
What to Know About Selling a Car Under Finance Selling a car is a significant decision, and it becomes more complex if the vehicle is still under finance. At Car Buyers Assist, we're here to help you navigate all aspects of selling your car, whether you are looking to...
Maximise Your Tax Deductions: Understanding Car Expenses
As the 2023–24 financial year draws to a close, it’s time to start preparing your tax return. If you use your car for work, there are several expenses you may not be aware of that are tax deductible. Here's a simple guide that will help you navigate what you...
Your ultimate guide to Car Insurance – How to get the best policy
Car insurance is a critical aspect of vehicle ownership, providing financial protection against accidents, theft, and other unforeseen events. However, navigating the various types of car insurance and understanding what each policy offers can be daunting. This...
Jet Ski Insurance in Australia: What It Covers and What It Doesn’t
What jet ski insurance covers in Australia, the cover levels available, common exclusions, and how registration and licensing rules differ by state and territory.
Camper Trailer Insurance in Australia: What’s Covered and What Isn’t
Quick answer: You can buy insurance marketed specifically for camper trailers. But in every current policy document we reviewed, the contractual cover sits inside a broader caravan or trailer wording — and which of those two branches your camper trailer is...
Trailer Insurance in Australia: What It Covers, What It Excludes and When You Need It
Trailer insurance is not compulsory in Australia — and that is exactly why so many people find out too late how little cover they actually have. Allianz puts it plainly: "Although you're not legally required to have caravan or trailer insurance, it's worth considering...