Chris Knight

Assistant Editor – Utilities

Chris specialises in broadband, energy and mobiles, bringing a wealth of expertise to MoneySavingExpert, which he joined in August 2016. Initially supporting users of Credit Club and Cheap Energy Club, he has since progressed to become the Utilities Assistant Editor. In this role, he's covered key topics such as the Energy Price Cap, mobile roaming, the 3G network switch-off, and Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) broadband. Chris has also contributed to the development of useful tools, including the Energy Price Cap Calculator, Cheap Mobile Finder and the revamped Broadband Comparison tool.

Before relocating to London, Chris volunteered with Citizens Advice and the Trussell Trust, experiences that reflect his commitment to helping others – a passion he continues at MSE.

In his free time, Chris is often found cycling, enjoying the sense of freedom it brings. He also has a love for good food, coffee and aperitifs, and capturing everyday London scenes through his photography.

Latest from Chris Knight

Millions blindly overpay for broadband and line rent as costs rocket when promo deals end. So if you're out of contract, check now if you can save £100s/year by switching to our top picks below, or do a broadband comparison to find the best deal in your area.

5 May 2026

Virgin's one of the big players when it comes to TV and broadband, especially for high-speed internet, but if you're unhappy with your bill you can fight back. Haggling's your secret weapon - and we've seen many negotiate £100s a year off their bill. This guide takes you through the phrases that pay...

8 April 2026

When it comes to phone lines and broadband, BT is the nation's most popular provider. While it's not the cheapest, many of you like to stay with a name you know, but don't stick with higher prices and multiple price increases as you're a loyal existing customer – haggle your way to a cheaper deal.

8 April 2026

More than 20 million households can now get full fibre, often called 'fibre to the premises' (FTTP) broadband. It's touted as more reliable than standard fibre and can offer speeds 30 times faster. Here's what you need to know, plus how to check if you can get FTTP.

17 March 2026

If you're mid-contract and your contract is no longer suitable or the signal quality is disappointing, we've got you covered. We'll explore various scenarios and help you understand how to cancel your mobile contract early while minimising costs.

8 January 2026

If you've just got your hands on a shiny new Sim card, congratulations. Switching your Sim (the chip that dictates your allowance) can unlock huge savings. Now comes the crucial step of activating it so you can start enjoying all the benefits and stay connected.

8 January 2026

Mobile phone networks have already started to switch off or in some cases, have already switched off their 3G network. For some with older handsets, this could mean you'll lose internet access. Here's how to check if your handset is affected and what you need to do about it.

5 January 2026

Landline phones have become magnets for unwanted calls from salespeople, spammers, and scammers. For many, that landline remains unused, only there because we need it for broadband. But can you ditch the landline and save some money? In this guide, we take a look at your options.

15 December 2025

18 November 2025

Unlocking your phone means you can use any network's Sim card, giving you the freedom to switch providers, lower costs and allows you to pass your phone on to others. Your network won't charge you to unlock your phone if you're out of contract, though if you're still in contract or on pay-as-you-go, they may. This guide has step-by-step instructions on how to free your mobile phone from its digital shackle.

15 October 2025

Woman on high street holding smartphone and takeaway coffee cup

16 September 2025

Close up of hands typing on a computer keyboard.

Every computer connected to the internet is vulnerable to viruses, but you don't have to pay to stay safe while you're online. It's possible to get quality antivirus software and other protective programs for free. Here's our rundown of the best free antivirus and free internet security software.

5 August 2025

Buying your child their first phone – mobile phones for kids.

Deciding when to give your child their first phone can be a difficult decision. On one hand, they're a great way to keep in contact, on the other, screen time can be addictive and they could access inappropriate content. We've a little help to decide if it's the right time to give them a phone, but our main focus is on ways to keep the cost down...

11 April 2025

Online streaming sites have become a mainstay of modern life, giving access to 1,000s of movies, TV shows and box sets. We take you through the big providers and how to stream as cheaply as you can. What's more, many of the big sites, including Amazon Prime Video, offer free trials, so you can enjoy the likes of The Wheel of Time, Saltburn and The Notebook for up to 30 days for free.

4 March 2025

A new provider is offering free unlimited data abroad. Too good to be true? We take a look at Firsty, a free eSim that can be used in over 70 countries...

30 January 2025

5G comes to the UK – what is it and is it any good? MSE

Most major towns and cities in the UK now have 5G coverage from at least one network, though it's much less likely away from urban centres. We run through what 5G means for you, including what you need to do to get on it and what it costs.

19 December 2024