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![]() 23 August 2018 Which Way To Pay Making sure our loved Gadgets are covered by gadget Insurance is a must. Read More >> |
![]() 30 August 2016 Which Way To Pay Health Insurance is a very important thing that everybody should think about , this also means taking the correct cover for your personal requirements. Read More >> |
![]() 08 August 2015 Which Way To Pay Lending money can sometimes prove to be a difficult thing . Log Book loans have been introduced to help this . Read More >> |
![]() 14 May 2015 Which Way To Pay Making sure all our precious Gadget are covered with Gadget Insurance. Read More >> |
![]() 20 August 2014 Which Way To Pay If you have a pet then you will know how much a part of the family they become Read More >> |
![]() 03 April 2014 Which Way To Pay There are an enormous range of companies where you can exchange your holiday money and the majority of these companies have no risk, however, you should ensure you do your research so you are sure Read More >> |
![]() 18 February 2014 Which Way To Pay If you are worried about your gadgets getting lost or stolen, it is worth researching gadget insurance as a solution. Read More >> |
![]() 21 January 2014 Which Way To Pay If you have overspent this January then take a look at your finances and review your option with a personal loan. Read More >> |
![]() 20 December 2013 Which Way To Pay Payday loans can be a good way to help you pay unexpected bills that fall on your doorstep before payday, however, at what cost? Read More >> |
![]() 05 December 2013 Which Way To Pay There are a vast range of companies where you can change your holiday money and most have no risk, however, you should ensure you do your research so you know this for certain. Read More >> |
![]() 29 October 2013 Which Way To Pay If you are thinking about your Christmas travel plans already, now is the time to think about your travel insurance needs too. Read More >> |
![]() 12 September 2013 Which Way To Pay Before you take out your first credit card or loan you should think really carefully and ensure you do your research Read More >> |
![]() 03 September 2013 Which Way To Pay We investigate whether the typical charges that are associated with prepaid cards are in fact becoming more competitive and show you what to watch out for. Read More >> |
![]() 19 August 2013 Which Way To Pay When researching personal loans you must ensure you do your homework so you get the most for your money. But where do you start with so many lenders in the market? Read More >> |
![]() 12 August 2013 Which Way To Pay Protecting your gadgets has never been more important so researching the various insurance options available when you leave your home is essential. Read More >> |
![]() 03 August 2013 Which Way To Pay Pet insurance policies vary in price and what they cover so it is important to research each policy carefully before you commit yourself. Read More >> |
![]() 30 July 2013 Which Way To Pay Credit cards are a popular forms of borrowing money and a safe way to shop online. With such a variety of cards available how do you know which one is suitable? Read More >> |
![]() 03 July 2013 James Larkin What is the difference from a reward credit card to a traditional credit card? Read More >> |
![]() 19 June 2013 Mark Maffia To be able to enjoy carefree holidays one should take out travel insurance in time Read More >> |
![]() 06 June 2013 Mark Maffia There are plenty of reasons why everybody should put money aside. It might be useful for example to save up for something you wish for, it could be you want to save for the future of your children, or maybe you would just like to acquire a kind of financial cushion. Read More >> |
![]() 29 May 2013 Mark Maffia A gadget insurance is more useful than one thinks, because nowadays more and more gadgets are part of everybody's daily life. If they get lost or damaged, a repair or a replacement can be rather expensive. A gadget insurance can cover for this risk and thus gives piece of mind. Read More >> |
![]() 22 May 2013 James Larkin Payday loans widely have a bad reputation, and their lenders are often looked upon as people who benefit from other people's problems Read More >> |
![]() 13 May 2013 James Larkin Using a reward credit card offers you a whole range of extras, because every time you use it you take part in reward schemes which make spending money more worthwhile, and thus make this type of a credit card a particular attractive way to pay Read More >> |
![]() 06 May 2013 Mark Maffia Personal loans can be helpful, but should be chosen with care Read More >> |
![]() 30 April 2013 Mark Maffia Everybody who finds it difficult to juggle with different loans should consider taking out a consolidating loan. A consolidating loan will make life considerably much easier because it will help you into a life without any debt. Read More >> |
![]() 24 April 2013 Mark Maffia When taking out a loan, many people underestimate the danger of indebtedness. It is very easy to lose the overview if one doesn't check one's household budget carefully to see if it can take the extra monthly cost of loan repayments. Read More >> |
![]() 18 April 2013 Mark Maffia Many people don't see the necessity of taking out private health insurance because the National Health Service covers every basic need and offers sufficient protection for any normal situation. However, it has its downfalls, like for example long waiting times in the event of an essential operation or for special treatment. Read More >> |
![]() 09 April 2013 Mark Maffia Anybody who plans to go abroad should never do this without taking out an extra insurance cover. Especially if one travels outside Europe, applying for a travel insurance is an essential part of preparing for the journey as there is so much which could go wrong, leaving one quite vulnerable during one one's trip. Read More >> |
![]() 03 April 2013 James Larkin There are plenty of reasons why one would like to send money to another country. This might be because one would like to send a gift relatives or friends living abroad, pay for goods one has bought on the Internet or set up regular payments. Nowadays this is very easily done using an online money transfer service. Read More >> |
![]() 26 March 2013 James Larkin Prepaid cards can be the ideal alternative to traditional credit cards. Prepaid cards can be used like any other credit card. One can use them to go shopping, go to restaurants and buy goods on the Internet, and you can use them at cash machines. Read More >> |
![]() 07 March 2013 Mark Maffia It never can happen to me – this is the attitude many people have, but the fact is that thousands of people have to face the results of burglary or damage to their home due to fire, flooding or storm Read More >> |
![]() 31 January 2013 Which Way To Pay Anybody who has a pet knows how quickly it becomes a true member of the family and is loved and cared for. And of course every member of the family must also have the best possible medical care available Read More >> |
![]() 02 October 2012 16:00 Which Way to Pay If you want to put money aside safely then a savings account is ideal. People save money for a variety of reasons. Considering today’s climate it is more important than ever put your money in the right place. Read More >> |
![]() 07 September 2012 17:00 Which Way to Pay Home insurance is designed to protect your home and personal belongings against a wide range of instances such as theft and damage. Read More >> |
![]() 03 August 2012 Phoebe Robinson Being able to simple swipe a card and purchase anything you like makes credit cards extremely easy and convenient. However this ease and convenience comes with its pros and cons. If you are able to pay bills on time and not build up a huge debt, then a credit card is a great thing to have. Read More >> |
![]() 31 July 2012 18:00 Lucy Williams If you are struggling to make ends meet a payday loan can help you however there are risks involved with these types of loans. A payday loan is a cash advance where you can borrow money off a lender which is then secured against your next month’s earnings. Read More >> |
![]() 24 July 2012 18:00 Lucy Williams If you have recently lost your job as a result of illness or redundancy your financial situation can become increasingly strained. Thousands of people struggle with debt and managing their finances, this is where a debt management plan can help you take control of your debts. Read More >> |
![]() 17 July 2012 18:00 Lucy Williams It is important to remember that driving without car insurance is against the law, so before you get in your vehicle make sure that you are insured. No matter what type of vehicle you are driving, be it a car, van or motorcycle the right car insurance can be found for you so that you are covered, protected and driving legally on the roads. Read More >> |
![]() 10 July 2012 18:00 Phoebe Robinson Over the years in order to pay for little things here and there have you now found yourself in debt to a number of different lenders? Being in a situation where you have several loans to pay off can be tricky and it can be hard to keep track of your finances and make each monthly payment on time. Read More >> |
![]() 04 July 2012 17:00 Florence Fullalove The public health system in Ireland can be a brilliant service however if you are looking for more then you want to consider taken out private health insurance. Read More >> |
![]() 21 June 2012 14:30 Phoebe Robinson Strapped for cash? One option that isn’t use your credit card is take out a personal loan. A personal loan is a relatively small loan that allows you to borrow money and spend it how you wish. Read More >> |
![]() 09 June 2012 09:00am Crage Campbell With pet insurance you can ensure that your pet will get the medical care they need when they need it. You should be able to find pet insurance to suit any budget. Read More >> |
![]() 28 May 2012 16:00 Florence Fullalove When looking for a savings account you need to find an account that suits you and will get the most out of your money. Read More >> |
![]() 18 May 2012 17:00 Florence Fullalove You should consider taking out a life insurance policy if you have anyone who is financially dependent on you. It is important that you choose the right level of cover because too much insurance may not be worth it and too little could not be sufficient for your family. Read More >> |
![]() 11 May 2012 17:00 Victoria Wedderburn Your company or business can benefit from using a foreign exchange broker that specialises in working with corporate clients. A corporate exchange broker can help protect your business from the volatility of the Forex market. Read More >> |
![]() 04 May 2012 16:30 Victoria Wedderburn For almost every homeowner it is essential to have a good insurance policy on your home. This gives you the assurance that your greatest asset is protected from catastrophic losses such as those incurred by natural disasters. Read More >> |
![]() 26 April 2012 17:00 Crage Campbell Loans can help people make purchases when they do not have the money to do so themselves. When you take out a loan you enter into a contract with the lender that you will pay back what you owe, plus the interest, through regular payments. Read More >> |
![]() 19 April 2012 17:00 Victoria Wedderburn Current accounts are really popular and are a great place to put the money you use and need on a daily basis. The right current account will depend on you and your requirements. Read More >> |
![]() 11 April 2012 14:30 Jack Stupple Payday loans have a lot of bad press but if used correctly they can be an important lifeline for those caught in a tight financial corner. Payday loans should only be used for urgent expenses that need to be covered until your paycheque comes through. Read More >> |
![]() 02 April 2012 09:00am Crage Campbell If you have debts, then you know just how stressful it can be. If you’re finding it hard to keep your head above water, then it could be time to get the help of a debt management plan. Read More >> |
![]() 27 March 2012 11:00am Victoria Wedderburn A credit card has lots of benefits and they are quickly becoming one of the most popular financial products in the world. With banks becoming increasingly tougher on who they grant credit too there are a few steps you can take to improve your chances for a successful application. Read More >> |
![]() 19 March 2012 15:00 Mark Maffia Driving without the right insurance in Ireland is not only illegal but you could have to deal with expensive bills if you are involved in an accident. Read More >> |
![]() 08 March 2012 17:00 Crage Campbell Prepaid cards are becoming an increasingly popular financial product in Ireland because of the element of user control. Read More >> |
![]() 01 March 2012 Which Way to Pay Most people stay with their account providers for an extended period of time but do not realise that by changing accounts they could be getting a better deal elsewhere. Read More >> |
![]() 14 February 2012 Which Way to Pay As energy prices in Ireland are expected to rise, many people are looking for ways to reduce their bills. Read More >> |
![]() 08 February 2012 Which Way to Pay It pays to understand the benefits of home insurance and find out how it can work for you. Read More >> |
![]() 01 February 2012 Which Way to Pay Reward credit cards are becoming increasingly popular in Ireland because you can earn rewards as you spend. Read More >> |
![]() 18 January 2012 Which Way to Pay As many in Ireland head off to the slopes at this time of year it is important to make sure you have the right travel insurance so you can have peace of mind should anything go awry. Read More >> |
![]() 05 January 2012 Which Way to Pay These loans enable you to repay all of your current debts. The one lump sum means that you only owe one company, so there is only one monthly repayment and one interest rate to worry about. Read More >> |
![]() 07 December 2011 Which Way to Pay Using a money transfer service is a way to send money to people that you know and trust. Money transfer providers offer fast, convenient and reliable options for consumers to send and receive money worldwide. Read More >> |
![]() 01 December 2011 Which Way to Pay Inflation on food is among the highest on any commodity in Ireland. This means that for all of us, our grocery bills have been creeping higher and higher over the last few years. Here are some tips that, if followed, will save you money! Read More >> |
![]() 24 November 2011 Which Way to Pay Everyone has those months where you just can’t make ends meet. Whether you have to fork out for a hefty car repair bill, pay for emergency dental treatment or any other expense that you just didn’t budget for, a payday loan could be the answer to your prayers. Read More >> |
![]() 21 November 2011 Which Way to Pay If you are a pet owner, whether you have a cat, a dog, a horse or a lizard, you will be very aware of how high costs of visiting the vet can get. Vet bills, from routine checkups, vaccinations and wormings to illnesses and accidents, can reach thousands of Euros. This is why pet insurance is so important. Read More >> |
![]() 15 November 2011 Which Way to Pay If you have extensive debts, then you are fully aware of the pressure that owing money can put you under. Many people lose sleep over their debts, and it can even start to affect your health. This is when a consolidation loan could come to the rescue. These loans are designed to help you manage your debt. Read More >> |
![]() 07 November 2011 Which Way to Pay As winter begins to kick in, many of us are left feeling the dread of high heating bills. Just following these tips could save you a lot more money than you might think! Read More >> |
![]() 31 October 2011 Which Way to Pay Being in debt is undeniably stressful. If you owe a number of creditors fairly large amounts of money, then you know how difficult it can be to keep up with high monthly repayments and interest rates. Read More >> |
![]() 25 October 2011 Which Way to Pay Many of us will have a credit card primarily as a low interest form of borrowing, to make our finances run more smoothly and to ensure that we are never unable to pay a bill. Apart from these obvious benefits however, there are other perks to spending using a credit card. Read More >> |
![]() 14 July 2011 Which Way to Pay It is illegal in Ireland to drive without third party insurance, which you must pay when registering your vehicle. This is basic cover and will usually not insure you for your own car or if you are injured in an accident. Read More >> |
![]() 18 October 2011 Which Way to Pay All of us have had those heart-stopping moments when a bill is a lot more than we expected and you don’t have the money to pay it. There’s no need to panic however, as you can get a payday loan. Read More >> |
![]() 12 October 2011 Which Way to Pay The price of fuel is going up all over the world, Ireland included. Our petrol bills are getting bigger and bigger, and it can feel like it’s out of your hands. There are some things you can do however to save some money here and there on petrol, just follow these tips! Read More >> |
![]() 06 October 2011 Which Way to Pay Most of us are feeling the pinch at the moment, un-helped by the rising prices of commodities. The cost of food seems to be going up almost daily, and it’s so easy to spend hundreds of Euros a week, especially if you have a big family. There are some changes you can make however to go some way to reducing your outgoings. Read More >> |
![]() 03 October 2011 Which Way to Pay The price of petrol is going up all over the world, and as our disposable income is increasingly getting squeezed, it’s time to look at our finances closely and save wherever we can. Saving money on petrol may seem like an impossible task, especially if you drive often, but there are various things you can do. Follow these tips to start saving today! Read More >> |
![]() 27 September 2011 Which Way to Pay It’s easy to feel like you’re spending all your money on food. Big supermarket shops, meals out, take aways, snacks and lunches can easily mount up to thousands of Euros a month, especially if you have a big family. There are ways to save money on food however without denying you or your family. Follow these tips and watch your savings account grow! Read More >> |
![]() 22 September 2011 Which Way to Pay Being in debt is no picnic. It can be incredibly stressful worrying about big repayments, high interest rates and deadlines. Getting debt-free can at times seem like a unachievable goal. One of the most effective ways to tackle your debt is to get a consolidation loan. Although it may seem like the last thing that will help your finances is to take out another loan, these loans are specifically designed to take the pressure off. Read More >> |
![]() 16 September 2011 Which Way to Pay It’s nearly time to turn the heating back on, a time of year that fills many of us with dread. With energy prices soaring, it could be time to rethink your old habits and tackle the problem head on with a few changes. Read More >> |
![]() 13 September 2011 Which Way to Pay Since the recession, it has become increasingly more difficult to get the loans you need from traditional channels, such as the bank. This has opened up a new market for independent loans companies who will often approve you for a loan even if you have a less than perfect credit rating. Payday loans are an example of this; specially designed to tide you over until your next payday should you be a bit short one month, these loans are a great way to borrow small amounts of money. Read More >> |
![]() 08 September 2011 Which Way to Pay The price of gold sky-rocketed in the last few years and given the gold rush of present, there’s never been a better time to sell the yellow metal and that fact hasn’t gone unnoticed by thieves. Although the price increase can be a positive for gold owners all over Ireland, the exponential growth in value has left thousands underinsured and at danger of losing out in the unfortunate event of loss or theft. Read More >> |
![]() 07 September 2011 Which Way to Pay Private health insurance may seem unnecessary given the fact we are fortunate enough to live in a country with a state-funded healthcare system, however in the eventually of illness many find that the investment in a health cover plan proves invaluable. Read More >> |
![]() 06 September 2011 Which Way to Pay There's not much you can get tax free these days, but there are still ways to save some precious euro before the new, tougher Budget is announced at the end of this year. Despite there being little opportunity to purchase or invest in tax-free commodities there are a few that savvy financiers can still get their hands on... Read More >> |
![]() 05 September 2011 Which Way to Pay Bank loans can be hard to come by and if you’re unable to borrow money from your bank, don’t despair; other ways to attain money are out there in the form of Enterprise Bonds, Credit Union loans, Enterprise Ireland loans and "Business Angels"... Read More >> |
![]() 02 September 2011 Which Way to Pay With the financial world is passing through a turbulent phase again, it is even more important that you tread amongst the lending market with caution. With uncertainty looming large, many have realised that it is time to tighten their purse-strings, including lenders. That’s not to say great deals aren’t available... Read More >> |
![]() 01 September 2011 Which Way to Pay If you need a cash injection more substantial than that offered by a payday loan, you may want to consider taking out a personal loan. Many lenders will offer such loans on very flexible terms and without associated security in the form of your own collateral i.e. house/car. Read More >> |
![]() 30 August 2011 Which Way to Pay We are all lead extremely busy lives, and luxuries and conveniences that we could afford a few years ago no longer are wise options. The global economy and European debt problems mean our disposable incomes are diminishing but we are not ready to let go of the quality of life that we have grown so accustomed to. Read More >> |
![]() 25 August 2011 Which Way to Pay Most people are cottoning on to benefits of using online money transfer services to send money instantly whilst achieving the best exchange rates available. Read More >> |
![]() 24 August 2011 Which Way to Pay If you’re struggling to manage debt, you’re not alone in the current climate! That said, don’t make the same mistake as many and allow yourself to slip into serious arrears! It’s worth consulting a professional debt manager to ensure you have a manageable plan and the chance to sleep easy alleviating the risk of repossessions looming over you. Read More >> |
![]() 23 August 2011 Which Way to Pay We have all had those months when your paycheque simply won’t stretch far enough. Whether it’s an unexpected bill or car repair, there are ways you can get your hands on some cash before payday. Payday loans are specially designed to lend you smallish amounts of money for short periods of time, just to tide you over until you next get paid. Read More >> |
![]() 22 August 2011 Which Way to Pay The price of food is on the up, and it seems like an unavoidable expense. There are things you can do however to cut down on the amount you spend. Planning meals will not only stop you from buying things you don’t need but also will stop you from buying expensive ready meals. Read More >> |
![]() 19 August 2011 Which Way to Pay The price of petrol has gone through the roof, and many of us are feeling the pinch of the current economic climate. Maybe it’s time to make a few changes to your lifestyle. Walking or cycling to work could really make a difference to your fuel bills or public transport costs. Read More >> |
![]() 18 August 2011 Which Way to Pay Life is unpredictable. You never know what is going to happen, so it’s worth getting insurance to protect you, your family and your possessions. You can get insurance for a whole host of things, from home insurance to pet insurance there is something for everyone. Read More >> |
![]() 17 August 2011 Which Way to Pay It’s difficult to teach children the value of money in our culture of commercialism and instant gratification. There are few things you can do to instil a good work ethic in your kids and teach them that nothing comes for free. For one, don’t give them money for doing nothing. Read More >> |
![]() 16 August 2011 Which Way to Pay Shopping online has its benefits, as we all know. But buying food online could actually save you money! By using supermarket websites, you give yourself the time and opportunity to really look at what you are putting into your trolley. By avoiding the store altogether, you are also avoiding clever marketing tricks designed to make you buy things you didn’t intend to. Read More >> |
![]() 15 August 2011 Which Way to Pay If you are a bit short of cash this month, a payday loan could tide you over until your next paycheque. Payday loans are specifically designed for you to borrow small amounts of money, usually up to €1000, for a short period of time, anything from 2 weeks to a month usually. Read More >> |
![]() 11 August 2011 Which Way to Pay Airport parking can be astronomically expensive and Dublin airport is no exception! So, if you’re put off taking your car to the airport because of the expense of Quickpark or any of the other airport long-term car parks, do not despair! Despite what you may be lead to believe, there is another way to park and pay less! Read More >> |
![]() 10 August 2011 Which Way to Pay These days investors can opt to invest in trading foreign exchange as a more convenient way to make money than traditional investment types; after all the method of foreign exchange trading is set apart from that of trading stocks, mutual funds or bonds. Earning money in foreign exchange happens through buying and selling of currencies. Read More >> |
![]() 09 August 2011 Which Way to Pay Eating out as part of the working day can be a real drain on your finances. Indeed, research has shown that around 60% of workers in Dublin city centre (approximately 360,000 people) eat out most days of the week. Of those surveyed, the average amount spent on lunches out per week was €34. Read More >> |
![]() 05 August 2011 Which Way to Pay Sometimes you need some extra cash before your paycheck get cashed. There are loans specifically designed to fill this void called payday loans. You can borrow anything up to €1000 for a period of 2 weeks to a month, until you next get paid. Read More >> |
![]() 04 August 2011 Which Way to Pay The amount of fee paying current accounts has increased dramatically in recent years and although they offer nice little extras like travel insurance and breakdown cover, unless these add-ons suit you it’s simply not worth paying for a current account when you can still get one for free! Read More >> |
![]() 03 August 2011 Wh The principle of prepaid cards is you load money onto the card yourself giving you the ability to personally manage the amount of money available on the card. There is no credit facility (no borrowing), so there is no debt danger. Read More >> |
![]() 01 August 2011 Which Way to Pay The price of energy is on the up, and it doesn’t seem that our increasing bills will let up any time soon. As many of us are having to live off a lower disposable income, it’s important to keep unnecessary expenses to a minimum so that we can afford the standard of living we have become accustomed to. Read More >> |
![]() 02 August 2011 Which Way to Pay With the USA at risk of losing its AAA-rating this week, it raises the question of what many financial abbreviations actually stand for and indeed, what they mean. At Which Way to Pay we have compiled a short layman’s list to some common terms in the “abbreviated” financial crisis! Read More >> |
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