What do athletes do once they have achieved their goal? They set their sights on the next goal.
A Porsche Novated Lease is an agreement between you, your employer and Porsche Financial Services. Repayments are taken from your pre-tax salary by your employer for terms of up to five years. Porsche Financial Services is the owner of the vehicle until the end of your Lease when you have the option to make an offer to purchase it. If you leave your job, your new employer may be able to take over the repayments by renewing the novation agreement. As well as making life easier — it could also help you save money compared to the cost of buying a vehicle after tax.
When your Porsche Novated Lease ends, you have the option to apply to upgrade to the latest model with a new Porsche Novated Lease or make an offer to purchase it.
A Porsche Novated Lease can be a simple and cost-effective way to add value to your employees’ remuneration packages, helping you find and retain talented staff. Also, the repayments may be tax deductible.
Porsche Motor Insurance is distributed by Porsche Financial Services Australia Pty Ltd (PFSA) (pfs.enquiry@porsche.com.au) (as an authorised representative (no 1292841) of Professional Services Corporation Pty Ltd trading as PSC Alliance Insurance Brokers (AFSL 305491) (PSC Alliance) (info@porscheinsurance.com.au). Full details about insurance cover (including information about terms, conditions, limits and exclusions) are set out in the product disclosure statement (PDS) (available by calling 1300 711 911). Before making a decision about Porsche Motor Insurance, you should read the PDS to consider whether it is right for you. If you take out Porsche Motor Insurance, PSC Alliance receives a commission of up to 13% of the base premium. PSC Alliance will pay the relevant Porsche Centre a fee of up to $200.00 and may also pay a fee of up to $200.00 to PFSA.
Any advice given on this website is of a general nature only and is not based on any consideration of a person’s objectives, financial situation or needs.