About Chris
Chris is an accomplished professional with expertise in IT, personal finance, and insurance. After a successful start in IT, he transitioned into personal finance in 2012, helping individuals regain control of their finances.
His focus on reducing household utility costs led to the creation of a platform that helped both consumers and businesses save on energy bills.
Building on this success, Chris expanded into the insurance sector, focusing on car insurance, home insurance, business insurance, and taxi insurance. Collaborating with industry experts, he played a key role in developing innovative comparison sites that provide competitive quotes, ensuring clients receive the best possible cover at affordable prices. His deep knowledge of the insurance market, combined with a consumer-centric approach, has established him as a trusted resource.
Now, through SimplyQuote, Chris continues to help clients navigate the complexities of the insurance market, providing expert guidance across multiple insurance types, all while upholding a strong commitment to social impact.
Chris's Latest in the Press
Older drivers at risk of having driving licences 'immediately revoked’ or hit with fines
Urgent drivers warning over seven changes to report at DVLA to avoid hefty fines
Common overlooked mistake that could void your car insurance this summer
Elderly drivers at risk of driving licences being 'immediately revoked' due to rule
Taxi drivers face five year ban if caught using mobile phones
Motoring expert warns of hidden 'rules' driving up costs for older motorists
Warning over seven changes you must tell DVLA or face £1,000 fine and points on your licence
Out of area taxi working to be banned if Labour win election, says Andy Burnham
UK households face £2,500 fine from Friday over mistake on outside of home
I'm an insurance expert - and England fans need to watch out for this £2.5k fine
Irish taxi fares look set to increase by almost 10% after recommendation from NTA
Millions of drivers risk £130 fine and vehicle towing for common mistake under new law
