WHICH WAY TO PAY IS BEST FOR YOU?

Which Way To Pay is an independent comparison and reviews site providing unbiased information on a variety of financial products.

Discover which are the best value Loans, Credit Cards, Prepaid Cards, Travel FX Cards, Travel Money and Foreign Exchange methods available online. You will also find information on product features and providers, ease of use and a host of helpful hints, tips and advice.

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Currency ExchangeCURRENCY EXCHANGE

Currency ExchangeIn this section you can find services for buying and selling currency, making one-off and regular foreign exchange transfers. Find travel money providers, bespoke corporate and private currency exchange brokers for large transfers, money transfer (remittance) for smaller transactions and exchange rates, commission and transfer methods.

TradingTRADING

TradingIn this area you can find short term investment trade services. Compare Forex, CFD and Spread Betting brokers, as well as share dealing and futures and options providers. Whether you want to buy and sell directly or speculate with derivatives, find top quality and the best rates here. Many brokers offer both advisory and execution-only trading.

InvestmentsINVESTMENTS

InvestmentsWhether you want to put money aside for the future with a savings account or place it in a range of investments, this is the area to find suitable products and services. Choose between a cash or investment ISA – or mix and match using your annual ISA allowance. You can plan ahead with a pension package that suits your individual situation.

Loans ProductsLOANS

LoansHere you will find every type of loan; from fast cash loans (such as payday and logbook loans) which give you money within 24 hours, to unsecured (personal), secured and consolidation loans, view a wide range of providers – both lenders and brokers are listed. Regardless of your financial circumstances, there are lenders and brokers compared.

Cards ProductsCARDS

CardsEvery card type is offered by a range of providers in this section. Compare regular credit cards, charity, charge, business, football and student credit cards, poor rating credit cards and the new prepaid cards in this area. Travel FX cards are also listed here for excellent exchange rates and cheap holiday spending.

Money ProductsMONEY

MoneyA diverse range of products and services are listed in this area. View current accounts and savings accounts including joint, packaged, savings, fixed rate, offshore and basic bank accounts. Compare overseas mortgage broker services, debt management plans and individual voluntary arrangement IVA providers.

Insurance ProductsINSURANCE

InsuranceThe vast majority of people in Britain have at least once insurance policy. Whether this is for yourself, a vehicle, for private or children's medical care, your home or flat (or the contents within them), travel cover or even for your pets, you can find a good insurance company to cover your needs.

News and ChartsNEWS / CHARTS

Osborne Unveils Financial Services Bill In Davos
27 January 2012 - Which Way to Pay
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Chancellor George Osborne released new government powers to interv This bill will radically shake up the whole financial system ene in the financial sector.
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Cameron Addresses World Economic Forum In Davros
26 January 2012 - Which Way to Pay
Prime Minister David Cameron, Speaking today at the World Economic Forum in Davros, Switzerland hit out at European leaders for being too cautious and not bold enough in its handling of the debt crisis.
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Recession Threat As UK Economy Shrinks By 0.2 %
25 January 2012 - Which Way to Pay
This figure, more that what economists had expected, is the result of a deteriorating service sector and weak factory and utilities output leading many to believe that the UK entered a mild decision in the last three months of 2011.
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