Who owns moneysupermarket

It has been suggested that institutional investors would have been put off by Cameron's presence as a sleeping partner who owned half the company. Nixon and Cameron founded Moneysupermarket in after Nixon dropped out of his accounting and finance course at Nottingham University and persuaded IT expert Cameron to drop out of univeristy and join forces.

They subsequently formed Mortgage , a price comparison website for mortgage brokers before Nixon broadened the service to enable consumers to compare prices.

Stay signed in. In what he described as "the worst deal I ever did", he gave Cameron half the company in return for coming on board. The company said Nixon was selling the shares to "diversify his personal holdings" and he will "continue to play a key role" on the company's board.

Nixon has scaled back his day-to-day involvement with the site. He stood down as chief executive in and has since scaled his role back further. He is now a part-time deputy chairman of the business. Legal documents seen by the Mail on Sunday reveal Mrs Mason declared a sudden interest in Judaism when she first fell pregnant. She also insisted all three children have Jewish middle names, something Mr Mason now believes is a clue to the identity of the real father. Mrs Mason initially said "of course the boys are yours, no matter what the science might suggest" when he revealed he knew he couldn't have conceived them, but later confessed to the betrayal when confronted by her eldest son.

As part of the court proceedings Mr Mason was seeking disclosure of the biological father. The reason for the amount that was reached is not known. However, the court can still take into account the needs of step-children when considering a financial settlement, as they can still be seen as children of the family.

As with all matters relating to a financial settlement the individual circumstances of a case are considered. The court would consider whether the step-father assumed financial responsibility for the children.