Remunerator Blog

It’s here.

After years of speculation, Tesla’s Full Self-Driving (FSD) technology has finally arrived in Australia.

So, what does this really mean for drivers?

Electric vehicles are here to stay. Charging them? Easier than you might think.

This guide breaks down home charging, public charging, typical costs, and some practical tools that can make the process easier.

Working from home isn’t free. Rising power bills, new tech, and constant online connections all add up. 

The good news? There’s a way to ease the pressure.

Australia's automotive market has entered a new chapter. One where electric mobility is accessible, affordable, and connected.

Employers and employees alike now see novated leasing as the most cost-effective pathway into EV ownership, and consumer behaviour has never been more open to the electric transition.

Big changes. Big wins. Big debates.

August was packed with car news that caught the attention of drivers, buyers, and fans alike.

Here are the highlights.

Electric vehicles have become a familiar sight on Australian roads. More and more charging stations are popping up, new models are arriving every year, and the technology is improving fast.

But that doesn’t mean an EV is the perfect fit for everyone. The real question is whether it works for your lifestyle, budget, and the way you drive. Here are five key things to think about before you make the switch.

Most drivers think they only have two options when it comes to getting a car: pay outright with cash or take out a car loan.

But there’s a third option that could save you thousands and cover all your running costs in one go. It’s called novated leasing, and it’s already helping thousands of Australians drive smarter.

Salary packaging can be a great way to save on tax and boost your take-home pay.
But if you have a HECS or HELP debt, there’s a catch – it can affect how much you repay on your student loan.

Fast, fun and full of surprises

Buckle up. July was one for the books. From Aussie racing triumphs to electric car shake-ups and iconic car festivals, the auto world had a lot going on.

Here’s your recap of what went down in the car world last month.

Already claiming your $15,900 cap for living expenses? Ticking off the $2,650 cap for meals and entertainment?

You’re doing well, but you’re leaving savings on the table.

Let’s talk about the benefit that goes beyond the cap.