Vehicle owners should check their eligibility for a CTP Green Slip refund, with new figures released today showing 782,000 policyholders yet to claim $30 million in refunds.
Minister for Customer Service Victor Dominello said about 2.8 million policyholders had already claimed $156 million, with the deadline for claiming a refund extended one final time from 30 June to 30 September 2019.
“We know that cost of living is a big issue facing households, which is why we delivered this refund, potentially worth up to $120 per refund,” Mr Dominello said.
“Claiming a refund is simple and easy and can be done via Service NSW either online, over the phone or in store.
“We are giving motorists an extra three months to claim their refund. A decision on how unclaimed monies will be returned to motorists will be confirmed following consultation with NRMA and Choice.”
NRMA spokesperson Peter Khoury said: “The NRMA is urging all motorists to take a few short minutes, get online or call the number, and get their refund if they are eligible. A one off cash injection into the bank account of up to $120 will go a long way to helping the family budget and it would be a shame for people to miss out.”
Top 10 Sydney suburbs for most unclaimed money:
Postcode | Suburb | Yet to claim value |
2170 | Liverpool | $423,000 |
2560 | Campbelltown | $311,000 |
2145 | Greystanes | $258,000 |
2770 | Mount Druitt | $237,000 |
2148 | Blacktown | $224,000 |
2570 | Camden | $219,000 |
2166 | Cabramatta | $216,000 |
2756 | South Windsor | $201,000 |
2155 | Rouse Hill | $195,000 |
2176 | Edensor Park | $191,000 |
CTP refunds are one of more than 70 cost of living rebates and savings available to households. Others include Energy Switch, the FuelCheck app and $100 Active Kids and Creative Kids vouchers. Further information is available at www.service.nsw.gov.au
