About
Independent guidance. A global perspective.
WiT Access exists for people whose money, work or family is not contained by one border.
Clear guidance, practical tools and comparison resources for international financial decisions.
International life creates ordinary questions that become surprisingly difficult once more than one country is involved.
Which bank will continue serving you after a move? What happens to investments or pensions? How should you compare a health policy, property purchase or international transfer?
The answers are often scattered across provider websites, regulatory documents and country-specific rules. WiT Access brings those questions together in clear, practical language.
We write to help users understand what to compare, what to ask and when specialist advice may be needed.
What we do
Practical information for cross-border decisions
Guides
Clear editorial explanations of international money, mobility, property, insurance and structuring topics.
Explore guides →Comparisons
Frameworks that explain what to compare before speaking to a provider.
See comparisons →Tools
Simple calculators, checklists and planning tools that help organise decisions.
Open tools →Specialist access
A way to send an enquiry when the question needs a qualified professional.
Find a specialist →
WiT Access does not publish invented provider fees, rates, testimonials or rankings. Where live provider data is not available, we explain the comparison framework instead.
Boundaries
Information, not personal advice
WiT Access provides general information and comparison resources. It does not provide personal financial, investment, tax, legal, immigration, mortgage, insurance or medical advice.
Where a decision depends on individual circumstances or regulated professional judgement, we say so.
- We explain what to compare; we do not tell you which investment to buy.
- We explain banking eligibility questions; we do not approve accounts.
- We explain tax and residency concepts; we do not determine your tax position.
- We explain insurance wording; we do not recommend a policy based on medical history.
Editorial standards
How we approach content
- Practical over promotional.
- Clear over technical where the subject allows it.
- Careful with claims that depend on a particular jurisdiction.
- Transparent where data is unavailable.
- No invented rates, fees, provider claims or testimonials.
- A distinction between fact, general guidance, and subjects that need specialist advice.
- Pages reviewed and updated as regulations, products and practical processes change.
We aim to make the next professional conversation better informed — not replace it.
Editorial leadership
Chief Content Editor
Teresa Mary
Chief Content Editor at WiT Money
Editorial oversight for WiT Access content
- ACMA-qualified Chartered Management Accountant
- 25+ years in global financial services
- Personal-finance writer since 2018
Teresa Mary is Chief Content Editor at WiT Money and has more than 25 years of experience in the global financial services industry.
Her career has included work across several jurisdictions with EY and other international financial institutions across consumer banking, corporate banking and investments. She is an ACMA-qualified Chartered Management Accountant and brings a professional accounting and financial-services background to WiT Access's editorial content.
Teresa specialises in wealth, loans, savings and investments. She has been writing about personal finance since 2018, focusing on helping clients understand financial products, costs, risks and key considerations in clear, practical language.
At WiT Access, Teresa is responsible for overseeing editorial standards, reviewing financial content for accuracy and clarity, and helping ensure that product comparisons and educational guides are based on reliable and up-to-date information.
Teresa does not provide personal financial advice and does not hold financial adviser status.
What editorial review means
Editorial review may include:
- Checking factual clarity.
- Checking that claims are appropriately qualified.
- Reviewing comparisons for balance.
- Checking that provider information is not invented.
- Identifying areas where professional advice should be signposted.
- Checking that educational content is understandable to non-specialists.
Editorial review is not a substitute for regulated legal, tax, financial or insurance advice.
Our group
Part of WiT Finance Group
WiT Access operates under the WiT Finance Group trading name.
WiT Access is part of the wider WiT Finance Group publishing and financial-services ecosystem.
Business correspondence
Business correspondence address:Berkeley Square House,
London,
W1J 6BD,
United Kingdom.
WiT Money
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Our principles
How WiT Access is intended to work
Independent in tone
Information should explain the issue, not push a product.
Practical
Content should help users prepare for real decisions.
International
Questions should be considered across jurisdictions, not from one-country assumptions.
Transparent
If information is unavailable, variable or requires specialist advice, say so.
Comparisons
What a WiT Access comparison means
Our comparison pages are designed to help users understand the questions that distinguish one service or product from another.
Where verified provider profiles, fees or eligibility data are not available, WiT Access does not fabricate them. Instead, the page explains the criteria that should be compared.
No comparison page should be treated as a regulated recommendation or offer.
Guides
Editorial guidance for complex international topics
Guides provide context and simpler language for terms that appear in cross-border decisions. They are written to help prepare a conversation with a professional, and they link onward to topic pages and tools.
Jurisdiction-specific rules can change. A guide records the questions and the distinctions that still matter when the detail has to be checked again.
Where a subject is highly dependent on individual facts, the guide should explain the decision framework rather than pretend there is one universal answer.
Tools
Tools are for organisation and illustration
The tools are checklists, trackers, user-input calculators and worksheets. They help organise information and show a result from figures you type.
Tools do not determine legal status, eligibility, suitability or regulated outcomes.
- Residency day tracker
A record of dates you enter. It is not a tax-residency test.
- Banking eligibility checker
A prompt for questions. It is not a bank application.
- FX cost comparison
A comparison of figures you enter.
- International move checklist
A planning aid.
Professional support
Some decisions need a qualified professional
- Tax residence
- Immigration
- Estate planning
- Investment advice
- Pension transfers
- Regulated insurance advice
- Mortgage advice
- Legal structuring
When professional judgement is required, WiT Access should make that clear and provide a route to send an enquiry.
Contact
Get in touch
- General enquiries
- contact@witfinancegroup.com
- Specialist enquiries
- Use the Find a Specialist form.
Need help with an international financial decision?
Explore the guides, use the tools, or send an enquiry when the question needs specialist advice.
WiT Access provides general information and comparison resources. Nothing on this website constitutes financial, investment, tax, legal, insurance, mortgage, immigration or medical advice. Users should consider obtaining advice from an appropriately qualified professional where required.