Kate's qualifications
Brunel University London
Bachelor of Arts (BA) — English Literature

Over the past decade, Kate has worked in various industries, including company secretarial, small business support and property investing.
Her move to financial services in 2022 not only helped her find her niche in personal finance writing, but also just how alienating finance can be. She’s now motivated by making everyday money a piece of cake for everyone, helping her readers feel informed and in control.
Kate now specialises in savings and current accounts as well as broadband, mobile and energy products.
“I’ve loved writing ever since my early teens. My professional content experience spans everything from product text and snappy social media posts to news pieces and thought leadership blogs.
Outside of work, I’m likely to be at my local Park Run, watching (or talking about) Formula 1 or trying out a new baking recipe."
"Many people find the world of finance confusing and intimidating, but that can lead to missed opportunities. That’s why my goal at Compare the Market is to help our readers make informed financial decisions with confidence and make their money go further."
Bachelor of Arts (BA) — English Literature
Kate applies her extensive content writing and optimisation experience to Compare the Market’s savings accounts, current accounts and utility products. She ensures our content across these areas is clear, engaging, accurate and accessible, providing our readers with financial support they can trust.
Kate spent two years at 1st Formations, a UK company formation agent, supporting the startup community. She wrote research-led and thought leadership blogs that helped inspire budding entrepreneurs start their dream business, as well as existing business owners grow their ventures into resilient, compliant companies.
At NWI, Kate wrote various content for high-net-worth investors looking to make their money grow through property. She delivered balanced, up-to-date content about the UK property market, the ins and outs of investment bonds and portfolio diversification.
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