Category: Novated Lease

The Australian car market is no stranger to change, but few newcomers have made waves like INEOS Automotive. Known for its rugged, retro-styled 4x4s, INEOS is proving that there’s room in Australia’s competitive auto landscape for bold, niche brands with a clear identity. As momentum builds, novated leasing emerges as a smart and accessible way … Continued

For many Australians, novated leasing offers an accessible way to drive a new vehicle while enjoying potential cost benefits and simplified budgeting. But what if you're self-employed or a sole trader — can you still access a novated lease? The short answer is no — a novated lease is typically not available to those who … Continued

A novated lease is a three-way agreement between an employee, their employer, and a finance company. For employers, offering novated leasing as part of a benefits package can enhance staff satisfaction, reduce administrative overhead compared to traditional company vehicle models, and contribute to a positive workplace culture. At Fingo, we support employers in understanding and … Continued

Image Source: Carsales   The 2025 Kia K4 Sport has officially replaced the long-running Cerato—and it’s turning heads across Australia. But with the price bump and updated design, is it worth considering as your next novated lease vehicle? At Fingo, we keep tabs on new car launches so you don’t have to. Here’s everything Australian … Continued

What Is a Novated Lease and How Does It Work? A novated lease is a salary packaging arrangement involving you, your employer, and the finance company. It allows you to lease a vehicle with repayments made from your pre-tax salary, which can reduce your taxable income and streamline vehicle ownership. As novated leasing continues to … Continued

What Is a Novated Lease? A novated lease is a popular way to finance a car in Australia. It’s a salary packaging arrangement between you, your employer, and the finance company. Under this setup, your employer makes lease repayments on your behalf using a portion of your pre-tax income, which may reduce your taxable income … Continued