Kim Staples
Kim Staples is a former content manager and Home Services expert for MoneySuperMarket – with expertise that encompasses broadband, mobile phones, energy, utilities, mortgages, personal finance, and more. Kim specialises in breaking down the complexities of the industry so you don't have to.
As a former member of the MoneySuperMarket content team since 2021, Kim has written and contributed to a wealth of articles and other content across home services, as well as projects keeping the site up-to-date with the latest knowledge and expertise.
Outside of money-saving, you’ll find Kim crafting, listening to punk rock, or hiking in the mountains.
Kim's Experience
Kim’s career in money-saving began in 2015, as a content writer and telecoms expert at Broadbandchoices, expanding to CompareMyMobile and SellMyMobile.
After writing and managing content for a number of other brands – in a variety of industries including fashion retail, business services, and animal care – that consumer-focused money-saving expertise came back to MoneySuperMarket Group in 2021.
Kim's recent coverage
MoneySuperMarket | Here’s what happened when I had full-fibre broadband installed
MoneySuperMarket | What is TNT Sports, and what happened to BT Sport?
Expertise
Broadband
Mobile phones
Energy
Home Utilities
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).
You might see a premium policy with a lower average sold price than the basic option. That's not because it’s cheaper overall, but because lower-risk customers are buying it. People whose individual circumstances mean they receive higher premiums often choose the most basic cover to keep costs down, while those offered cheaper premiums are more likely to upgrade to a higher-tier product.
Based on the 10th percentile of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in the month of April 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in April 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in April 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in April 2026.
Based on the median annual price of comprehensive car insurance policies sold through MoneySuperMarket in November 2025.
An 'uninsured driver promise' is a car insurance policy feature where you will not have to pay your excess and will not lose your no-claims discount if your car is hit by an uninsured driver and the accident wasn't your fault.
Administration fees are charges insurers apply when you make changes to your car insurance policy. Examples of mid-term policy changes that could incur an administration fee include: changing your address, updating your job title, adding or removing a driver, changing your vehicle.
These fees cover the cost of processing the change, rather than the insurance risk itself. They are separate from any change in your premium. For example, if you update your details, your price may go up or down based on risk, then an admin fee may be added on top.
Accurate as of 12 June 2026.
83% of users completing the car insurance Price Optimiser journey and actioning its insights on MoneySuperMarket between 12.02.26 and 16.02.26 found a cheaper quote.
Based on Car Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for comprehensive covertype.
