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Veronica Burrows

Novated Leasing Consultant | 15+ Years Years Experience
Veronica Burrows is a Novated Leasing Consultant with extensive experience across lending and salary packaging solutions. She is known for delivering clear, jargon-free guidance that helps clients maximise tax benefits through well-structured novated leases.
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New Hybrid and PHEV Cars Coming to Australia by 2027

New Hybrid and PHEV Vehicles Expected to Arrive in Australia by 2027

Australia’s shift toward electrified vehicles is accelerating, with hybrid and plug-in hybrid vehicles becoming increasingly popular among drivers looking to reduce fuel costs without fully committing to a battery electric vehicle. As EV adoption continues growing, manufacturers are rapidly expanding their hybrid and PHEV lineups across SUVs, utes and passenger vehicles. By 2027, Australian buyers … Continued
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Fuel Volatility and EV Adoption: Will the Shift Happen Sooner?

Fuel prices are no longer just a short-term concern. In 2026, they are influencing how Australians choose their next vehicle and how they think about long-term ownership. Unpredictable petrol costs are pushing more drivers to look at alternatives, especially electric vehicles. The shift is not only about sustainability. It is increasingly about cost control and … Continued
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How Accurate Are Novated Lease Calculators

How Accurate Are Novated Lease Calculators?

Many Australians researching salary packaging ask the same question: how accurate are novated lease calculators? The short answer is that calculators can be very accurate, but only when the assumptions are realistic and the tax settings are correctly applied. A novated lease is not just a repayment estimate. It is a tax structure involving pre-tax … Continued
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Why Your Payslip Changes With Salary Packaging

Why Your Payslip Changes With Salary Packaging

One of the first things employees notice after setting up a novated lease is that their payslip looks different. Salary packaging payslip changes can feel confusing at first. Your gross income may appear lower, new deduction lines may appear, and your net pay may shift slightly. This does not mean you are losing money. It … Continued
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Fingo Helps Australians Make Better Car Finance Decisions

Car finance has become harder to navigate than it used to be. Buyers are comparing more options, rules are changing, and the difference between “cheap repayments” and “real cost” is bigger than most people realise. Many Australians are not short on choices. They are short on clarity. That is exactly the gap Fingo focuses on. … Continued
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2026 Ford Ranger XLT vs Toyota HiLux SR5

2026 Ford Ranger XLT vs Toyota HiLux SR5: Which Dual-Cab Ute Makes More Sense?

Australia’s love affair with dual-cab utes shows no signs of slowing, and in 2026 the rivalry between the Ford Ranger and Toyota HiLux is stronger than ever. Both models sit at the top of sales charts year after year, appealing to tradies, fleet buyers and everyday drivers who want one vehicle that can do almost … Continued
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Toyota GR Yaris GTS Aero Kit

Toyota GR Yaris GTS Aero Kit: Motorsport DNA Meets Everyday Thrill

Toyota is taking its rally-bred hot hatch to the next level with the GR Yaris GTS Aero Performance Package, due in Australia in late 2026. Starting from $64,990 plus on-road costs, this track-inspired upgrade brings motorsport-derived aerodynamics to the street, enhancing both performance and visual aggression.   Aerodynamic Precision for Maximum Grip The new aero … Continued
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Isuzu’s Smaller Diesel Raises Questions About 3.0D Future

Smaller Isuzu Engine Raises Questions About the Future of the 3.0D

Isuzu Ute Australia has introduced a new 2.2-litre diesel engine to its D-Max and MU-X range, signaling a significant shift in its powertrain strategy and potentially casting doubt on the future of its well-known 3.0-litre diesel engine. The move reflects the growing pressure on automakers to meet Australia’s tightening emissions targets while balancing the demands … Continued
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Supercharged Suzuki Jimny Lands in Australia

Supercharged Suzuki Jimny Lands in Australia

Image Source: GoAuto.com.au   Harrop Engineering has launched a supercharged variant of the Suzuki Jimny in Australia, turning the beloved cult classic into something even more exciting for off-roaders and young lifestyle buyers. Long praised for its compact size, go-anywhere capability, and affordable entry point, the Jimny has now gained a new edge with boosted … Continued
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BYD’s New Leadership Promises a Bigger

BYD’s New Leadership Promises a Bigger, Smarter Future for Aussie Buyers

BYD’s rise in Australia continues, but this time with a new leader at the helm. Stephen Collins, the new Chief Operating Officer of BYD Australia, has made it clear that the brand’s next chapter is about smarter, sustainable growth.   Putting Customers First Collins has promised that BYD will focus heavily on customer experience as … Continued
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The smart #3: A Sporty Companion for Everyday Adventure

I still remember the first time I saw the smart #3 glide through city streets, it was unmistakable. Sleek like a coupe, yet with all the presence of a compact SUV, it was the kind of electric car that made me do a double-take. Behind the wheel, it felt agile and confident, its silhouette was clean … Continued
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Lynk & Co Delays RHD Launch to 2028

Lynk & Co Delays RHD Launch to 2028

Image Source: GoAuto.com.au   It’s official: Geely’s Lynk & Co has confirmed that its long-anticipated right-hand drive (RHD) entry into markets like Australia won’t arrive until 2028. For EV enthusiasts and professionals alike, this news reshapes expectations for the compact premium EV space and provides breathing room for existing players already on the ground.   … Continued
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