Former Senior Content Editor

Jonathan Leggett

With over 15 years of experience in online content and journalism, Jonathan is a former MoneySuperMarket’s editor at large and works across our Broadband, Mobiles, Energy and Money channels.

Along the way, he’s become an expert on everything from megabytes to mortgages and broadband to bonds.

Jonathan is passionate about clear, crisp copy that cuts to the chase and arms consumers with all the information to cut their outgoings and get a really good deal.

Committed to taking the scenic route in his content career, he’s written for the Guardian, Metro, Good Housekeeping, Dazed and Confused and Mixmag.

Jonathan's Experience

Jonathan is MoneySuperMarket’s former editor at large and works right across our Broadband, Mobiles, Energy and Money channels. Along the way, he’s become an expert on everything from megabytes to mortgages and broadband to bonds. 

Jonathan broke exclusive news about the end of O2’s iPhone monopoly and forthcoming iPhone and Samsung Galaxy phone specifications, which were subsequently picked up by business sites Forbes, Business Insider, as well as Mashable, Hypebeast, TechRadar, ShortList, the Daily Mail and more.

Jonathan acted as a media spokesperson and worked with a number of blue-chip brands on sponsored content, including Samsung, Lebara, Nokia, Apple, Tesco Mobile, OnePlus, Huawei, O2 and Sky.  

Jonathan's recent coverage

This is Money | The top alternatives to the Apple iPhone
The Guardian | Data roaming mobile abroad
The Times | Don't fall for mobile phone gimmicks

Expertise

Broadband
Mobile phones
Personal finance

News & Guides

How does buying a house at auction work?
What are Standard Variable-Rate Mortgages? Moving onto your lender's SVR? Learn more about your options, and when it can pay to switch.
Regional energy price breakdown - 2025 Where you live, how you pay, and the tariff you're on all impact the unit cost and standing charges of gas and electricity. Read on to find regional pricing for energy broken down by payment method and if you're on a single or multi-rate tariff.
Tesco Mobile review: Is Tesco Mobile any good in 2026? Tesco Mobile is cheap. And you get Clubcard points every time you pay your bill. We find out what else the supermarket giant's network has got to offer in our Tesco Mobile network review.
What does travel insurance cover?
How to turn your router into a modem Want better broadband speeds? You might be able to give your connection a boost by turning your router into a modem. Here’s how to go about it..
Understanding charity bank accounts Charity bank accounts are designed for charities to make it easier and cheaper for charities to operate and ensure donations get to the right place. We take a close look at everything they've got to offer
EDF Energy One of the Big Six, find out more about EDF's tariffs and contact details
Savings statistics - 2026
M&S Energy M&S Energy has ceased trading. Find out more below
What’s the difference between freehold and leasehold properties?
What is a credit report? A good credit score can help you get better deals on loans and mortgages. But what exactly is a credit report? And how does it work?
What are smart devices? We explain exactly what's meant by the term smart devices and what they've got to offer. And we've got tips to help you turn your household into a smart home, too.
Bristol Energy Bristol Energy has stopped trading. Find out more below.
Daligas Daligas has ceased trading. Find out more below.
Who are Avro Energy? Avro Energy has now stopped trading. Find out more below
Green Star Energy Green Star Energy is no longer trading
Co-operative Energy Learn about Co-Operative Energy's tariffs and contact details
Sainsbury’s Energy A household name for groceries, can it help you save on energy? Learn about its tariffs and how to contact
ENGIE Energy ENGIE no longer operates in the UK.
Shell Energy Shell Energy no longer operates as a consumer energy supplier, but continues to offer business-energy tariffs
Bulb is no longer trading. Bulb has ceased trading. Find out more below
Green Network Green Network Energy has now stopped trading, find out more below
Tonik Energy Tonik Energy has stopped trading - find out more below
Spark energy Find out more about Spark Energy
E Tariffs & Contact Details Prepayment tariffs from E (Gas and Electricity) can help you save money, read on to find out more
Pure Planet Pure Planet has ceased trading. Find out more below.
Igloo Igloo has now stopped trading. Find out more below.
Powershop Powershop no longer operates as an energy supplier. Its customers were transferred to EON Next in 2021.
Secured business loans Secured business loans give companies the chance to access much-needed funding by providing assets as a form of security. Our guide explains how they work and how they might suit your business.
BT vs EE broadband: which is best? EE is owned by BT. But their broadband offerings are very different. We put them to the test for our BT vs EE review.
Plusnet vs BT broadband: which is best? BT is Plusnet's parent company. But when it comes to broadband packages, they're very different propositions. Here, we take a look at everything they've got to offer.
BT vs Virgin Media broadband: which is best? Virgin Media and BT have a lot to recommend them. But which is faster? Which is better value? And most importantly which is best for your needs? We take a good look at everything they’ve got to offer to help you decide.
Sky vs Virgin Media vs BT: which fibre broadband provider is best? We take a look at some of the most popular providers to see which comes out top for superfast fibre (30Mbps or above) and ultrafast fibre (300Mbps or above). And we’ll see which one’s best value for money, too.

Using the 51st percentile of cheapest premiums quotes, based on single non smoker policyholder aged under 30, with £100,000 of cover over a 10 year term with a decreasing term. Quoted between March 2025 and March 2026

YouGov Survey 1st July 2024 to 30th June 2025. Net Recommend score derived from “Which of the following online service websites would you recommend to a friend or colleague, or tell them to avoid?” Base: Current Customers of (MoneySuperMarket n=18,382, Compare the Market n=16,802, Go.Compare n=10,162, Confused.com n=8,229, Uswitch n=528).

Data based on the median price of life insurance sold through MoneySuperMarket for age 18-49 in April 2026.

Data based on the median price of life insurance sold through MoneySuperMarket for age 50-54 in April 2026.

Source: Our Future Health, 2023.

Shopping Gift Card value varies based on the first monthly premium of the policy and will be confirmed on the results page

Data from MoneySuperMarket's Household Money Index 2025.

Data from Child Poverty Action Group's The Cost of a Child Report 2025. Yearly cost based on total cost of £290,000 for a lone parent to raise a child to 18 years old.

The calculation of unpaid work is based on two categories: unpaid childcare and unpaid household work (including unpaid adult care and volunteering)

Source: SunLife Cost of Dying Report 2025. Data sourced October 2025.

Data from the Association of Investment Companies, 2024.

Data from Legal and General, 2024.

Data from Wealthilfy, 2022

Office for National Statistics (ONS), released 18 March 2025, ONS website, statistical bulletin, National life tables – life expectancy in the UK: 2021 to 2023

Starting price for a 30 year old non-smoker with well-controlled high blood pressure, taking out a £200,000, 30-year life insurance policy. Data from LifeSearch, 2025.

Annual Savings based on average monthly bill of £34.50 from nationally representative sample (1000) vs our cheapest average monthly cost for Sky(>300Mbs). Moneysupermarket data correct as of 10/04/2026.

Jonathan Leggett

Jonathan's Experience

Jonathan's recent coverage

Expertise

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