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When jobs and internships are available at MoneySavingExpert.com, we like it when they go to site users. Most jobs are advertised first in our free weekly email.
This page lists all of our current job opportunities, which are based in London unless stated. We don't show salaries on our website, as this would leave a public record of the incomes of future and existing team members. But we encourage potential applicants to contact us to ask questions about this or any other aspect of the jobs we advertise – contact details for each role are included in our ads.
MoneySavingExpert is a part of the MONY Group, but is entirely editorially independent. Its stance of putting consumers first is protected and enshrined in the legally binding MSE Editorial Code.
Why work for MoneySavingExpert?
About us
As we say at the top of every page, everything we do at MSE is about helping our users cut their costs, and fighting their corner. We do this through a huge and varied range of output – from exclusive news stories on consumer topics, to our detailed and constantly updated product guides; from daily deals that give our readers the best value for money, to determined campaigning that goes to the heart of Government and effects policy changes. And that's not to mention our MoneySaving tools such as Cheap Energy Club and Broadband Unbundled, and our massively popular weekly Money Tips email.
To do this, we need a brilliant team of journalists, analysts and campaigners, and also press officers, social media executives, designers, developers, product managers and more. We're proud of the way everyone at MSE works collaboratively and supportively, driven by our shared sense of mission.
We're committed to promoting a culture of equality, inclusivity and diversity, and do everything we can to support our colleagues and help them be at their best. MSE's parent company MONY Group was listed in the 2022/23 Inclusive Top 50 UK Employers List.
Benefits
We offer competitive salaries and then let you choose to exchange part of your salary for additional rewards that suit you, your priorities and your lifestyle. Please see the benefits page of the MONY Group careers website for more details.
Key benefits include:
- Competitive salary
- Bonus and pension
- Healthcare cash plan
- Hybrid in-office/remote working
- Parental leave
- Free breakfast in office
- Choice of other benefits
How we work
Every morning features a daily news and projects meeting – whether remotely or in-office – where our teams update their colleagues on what they are working on and inform them of any developments in their area.
Tuesday is a focal point of the MSE week – it's the day we produce our weekly Money Tips email, aka 'The Tip', which goes out to millions of subscribers. Production is fast-paced, with plenty of last-minute fact-checking and wordsmithing, requiring good communication from the wider MSE team.
Throughout the week, there are collaborative sessions focused on projects, such as plans for new editorial content or updates to our website.
And every other Thursday we have our team 'Stand Up' – where the whole of MSE comes together to discuss recent developments within the company, get updates from individual teams, hear from guest speakers and present various group awards, such as our monthly Star Employee.
Our office
MoneySavingExpert is based at 1 Dean Street in London, aka 'MSE Towers'. Our office is just off Oxford Street, close to the heart of Soho, with Tottenham Court Road and the entrance to the Elizabeth line right at our front door. The office is a bright and open-plan space, with communal kitchens on each floor – plus a balcony for alfresco lunches and MoneySaving meets.
Current vacancies
There are currently no vacancies at MoneySavingExpert.com.
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