Remunerator Blog

That final lease payment is approaching.

So, what happens next?

When your novated lease ends, you have a few options to consider. Whether you’re planning to upgrade your car, continue using your current vehicle, or take ownership, it’s important to understand what each path involves and how it can affect your finances and future plans.

Below is a breakdown of the three most common outcomes at the end of a novated lease.

BYD is offering a 4% discount across almost its entire lineup, exclusively available through novated leasing.

If you're a business owner looking to attract and retain talent, boost morale and stay competitive, EOFY is the ideal time to roll out PayRise.

Choosing a ute isn’t just about picking the biggest engine or the best deal. 

It’s about selecting a vehicle that meets both lifestyle and work needs, while also aligning with novated leasing requirements.

Here are five key features to consider before committing to a ute.

5 stars. One number that speaks volumes about your next car.

An ANCAP 5-star safety rating isn’t just a shiny badge—it’s a benchmark. And with National Road Safety Week upon us, now’s the time to understand what that rating means—and why it should top your car shopping checklist.

EOFY Deal Spotters is back.

And Hyundai’s kicking things off with big savings on one of Australia’s favourite SUVs—the Tucson.

EOFY is coming. So are the car deals.

This is one of the best times of year to find a sharp price on a new vehicle—if you’re prepared. From runout sales to bonus inclusions and tax-time savings, there are real opportunities on offer. But knowing when and how to act can make all the difference.

Here’s how to get ready—straight from the team at Remunerator, your novated leasing specialists.

Wondering what car to lease this year? Start with what everyone else is driving.

These are the top 10 most leased cars by Remunerator customers in the 2024/25 FBT year—and they reflect the key trends in what Australians are looking for: value, practicality, and smart tax savings through novated leasing.

New EVs. Lower prices. More choice.

As of April 1^st this year, plug-in hybrid electric vehicles (PHEVs) are no longer eligible for the government’s Electric Car Discount. A key change that marks a new chapter in Australia’s push toward zero-emission transport.

While this shift may catch some drivers by surprise, it also puts the spotlight on fully electric vehicles (EVs), which remain FBT-exempt – and more cost-effective than ever through novated leasing.

Staying ahead of these changes is important.

That’s what the Remunerator EV Hub is for.

Plug-in hybrids had their moment. But as of 1 April 2025, they no longer qualify for the Electric Car Discount in Australia.

If you’re looking to lease a car that delivers on tax savings, lower running costs, and zero fuel stops—PHEVs are out. Fully electric vehicles are the way forward.

The good news? You can still get all the benefits by choosing a full EV that fits your lifestyle just as well.

Here's how.