The UK price comparison group behind MoneySuperMarket, MoneySavingExpert, Quidco, TravelSupermarket and Decision Tech, listed as MONY Group.
MONY Group, better known as the owner of MoneySuperMarket, is a UK group of consumer money-saving brands. MoneySuperMarket itself lets people compare insurance of many kinds, including car, van, home, pet, travel, motorbike, caravan, boat, health, life, income protection and business cover, as well as broadband, mobile phones, energy, loans, mortgages, credit cards, current accounts and savings. Its sister brands are MoneySavingExpert, Quidco, TravelSupermarket, Icelolly and Decision Tech. The service is free for customers, and the company says it is paid by its partner providers.
The business began in 1993 as an offline mortgage-rate comparison business called Mortgage 2000 and launched its website in 1999, making it one of the UK's longest-serving price comparison sites. Its headline message is "Saving you some serious money". It says it gives information rather than advice, that it only shows results from partner providers, and that it follows published editorial guidelines and works with trusted experts. The site says it is authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority, accredited by Ofcom and accredited under the Ofgem Confidence Code.
The group's registered office is MONY House in Ewloe, Flintshire, which is in Wales, close to Chester. It is a UK company and trades on the London Stock Exchange, but the pages we could read did not list its other offices or give its headcount, so we do not claim a specific number of sites. The company says more than 13 million people use MoneySuperMarket and estimates it helped customers save about £1.59bn between June 2023 and May 2024. Its SuperSaveClub rewards scheme, price promise, credit monitor and policy hub are products it highlights.
The pages we could read do not describe the company's internal culture, so we do not describe it here. What they show is a company whose staff talk every day about helping households spend less, from the editorial and content people who explain money matters, to the teams who look after the comparison partners and the consumer experience. MoneySavingExpert is part of the group and brings a large audience of readers who look for money-saving advice.
A comparison group of this kind employs software engineers and data specialists, product managers, marketing and brand teams, customer service staff, partnership managers who work with insurers, banks and energy suppliers, journalists and editors, and finance, legal and compliance teams. Because the group is regulated, risk and compliance skills are especially valued. If you enjoy numbers, technology, writing or helping people make better money decisions, it is a place to look.
Website: www.moneysupermarket.com
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