Karen’s qualifications
The University of Leicester
Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Law

As well as writing for Churchill and Privilege insurance websites, Karen’s CV includes working with M&S, Debenhams, Tesco, Sainsbury’s and John Lewis. With over 20 years of editorial experience for big household names she leads a talented content team with a focus on simplifying personal finance for everybody.
Karen's specialist areas include: home insurance, loans, savings accounts, landlord insurance and bicycle insurance.
“Over the years, I’ve written content across a wide range of subjects. Now, I focus on creating clear, helpful explanations of financial products, hopefully breaking down complexity and jargon to give people the knowledge they need to make confident, informed decisions about their money.
Outside of work, I love walking my miniature schnauzer Ludwig, exploring new places in the UK and abroad, and unwinding with a good book.”
“I believe in writing content that empowers people to take control of their finances. My aim is to clearly explain the available options and products, so that everyone can make confident, informed decisions that are right for their needs.”
The University of Leicester
Bachelor of Laws (LLB), Law
As a Content Manager and Writer, Karen has led content teams and production for more than eight years at Compare the Market. She’s overseen the development and execution of content strategies, and knows how to make complicated subjects and products more accessible to readers.
For nearly 15 years, Karen has worked with a range of leading UK brands, including Churchill and Privilege Insurance, gaining deep insight into the insurance industry. Her freelance portfolio also includes work for Volvo, P&O Cruises and Virgin, where she honed her ability to create content for different markets and audiences. This broad exposure has equipped her to write with clarity, authority and flexibility across a wide range of products and services.
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