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
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The annual premium that 51% of our customers paid in February 2026 where the cover type purchased was contentsinsurance.
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Accurate as of 08 April 2026.
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