Martin Lewis explains how parents can now be furloughed just to look after children

Valentine's Day is days away, but Jennifer Lopez received an early gift from beau Ben Affleck.The actor, 49, gifted his former fiancée, 52, a video montage with old footage of them backed by her single On My Way from the Marry Me soundtrack.Jennifer shared it with fans as part of the first memo for her new On the JLo newsletter. Early Valentine's Day present: Ben Affleck gifted Jennifer Lopez a video montage with old footage of them backed by her single On My Way from the Marry Me soundtrackAlong with three-minute and 44-second video, the newsletter had a short description.'Content is queen,' it began before continuing, 'In the spirit of that, I am going to share something very special and personal with you that normally that I would only share with my inner circle.

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furlough scheme was introduced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in March 2020 to help financially support employers during the coronavirus crisis. The UK Government’s Job Retention Scheme was designed to protect millions of workers across the country from losing their jobs after employers were advised to close premises as lockdowns were introduced to combat the ongoing pandemic.

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direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis is a regular on our screens, appearing on ITV's Good Morning Britain, This Morning and of course his namesake The Martin Lewis Money show pretty much every week.In fact, most of us saw Martin more than we saw our own families in 2020. But according to the Mirror, Martin isn't the only famous face in his family, as his wife is television presenter Lara Lewington.

money on your car insurance? Martin Lewis, 48, shared an incredible hack to saving hundreds of pounds on renewals policies. Posting in his weekly MoneySavingExpert newsletter, the guru revealed how a female customer saved a whopping £520.

Millions of Netflix customers will see their bills rise next month as it increases both standard and premium price plans.

direct to your inboxMoney saving expert Martin Lewis has been giving tips on how university students living in halls of residence may be able to claim rent back.Many students across the country have found themselves physically unable to live in the accommodation they are paying for, as the third coronavirus lockdown continues.It has led to some suggesting that they should be due a refund, as they can’t access the service they are paying for.On ITV’s Martin Lewis Money Show last night (January 7), however, Mr Lewis urged caution as there is no guaranteed way to a refund that ‘has been tested in law’.Get the latest updates from across Greater Manchester direct to your inbox with the free MEN newsletterYou can sign up very simply by following

direct to your inboxMoney saving expert Martin Lewis has revealed a Netflix hack that could help members avoid the price hike - and even watch some shows for free.It follows the announcement that the streaming service is hiking its prices, and could now cost you up to £13.99 a month.The platform is increasing prices by £1 per month for its standard package to £9.99, and by £2 per month on its premium package to £13.99.

ongoing coronavirus pandemic, money-saving expert Martin Lewis may have a temporary solution. During the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the consumer champion shared details of four banks that are offering overdraft supprt.

Martin Lewis has given tips to viewers on how to avoid Netflix's price increase and watch shows for free.The subscription-based streaming giant is increasing its price in February with the standard package rising from £8.99 per month to £9.99.Premium subscription price will jump from £11.99 per month to £13.99 per month.Speaking on his ITV show yesterday (January 7), the Money Saving Expert revealed you can beat the price increase by simply changing your package.He said: "Check now what package you are on.

Martin Lewis has shared his top tips on how to avoid the upcoming Netflix price hike. During the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the consumer champion explained how the media streaming giant is increasing subscription prices from next month.

Martin Lewis was back on TV on Thursday night after a three-week festive break to share more financial top tips and consumer news. During the half hour Martin Lewis Money Show Live programme, the financial guru shared details about the new Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC).

Martin Lewis wore an ingenious wristband that "aids social distancing and contact tracing in workplaces".Sharing a photo of himself wearing a SpaceBand, he wrote on Instagram: "If you see us wearing these on the show tonight, they're buzzers that ring if any of us or the crew get within two meters of each other."MORE: Alison Hammond's living room is unrecognisable – see videoThe device looks much like a watch, and will beep and vibrate when the wearer gets too close to another person.SpaceWatches can be set to different distances: one metre, two metres and three metres.  WATCH: Martin Lewis reveals 'ridiculously cool' gadgetMartin's fans were clearly impressed by the gadget, with many taking to the comment section of his post to leave

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direct to your inboxMartin Lewis has detailed a furlough rule which could help parents struggling with childcare responsibilities during the current lockdown.Schools have closed as part of the latest measures to curb the spread of coronavirus with only vulnerable and key worker children able to attend.Parents have therefore had to return to homeschooling or find alternative care for their kids while they work.However, speaking on 5Live on Wednesday, money saving expert Martin revealed that parents CAN request to be furloughed if their firm is allowing that as an option.He said: "Schools are shut for most.

Martin Lewis is known for giving fantastic advice when it comes to money, and with the country back in lockdown, he has decided to share his knowledge once again. The 48-year-old has shared a comprehensive guide to lockdown finances, including furlough, payment holidays, self-employed help, savings, university rights, working-from-home tax back, renting, and even self-assessment.

coronavirus pandemic continues with a new lockdown looming. Plus, school closures across the country have been announced.

Martin Lewis has returned from his festive break to share essential financial information that could help thousands of people access extra cash during the latest lockdown. Writing in the first edition of the MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter of 2021, the founder of the website and ardent consumer champion highlighted the challenges every household in the UK is currently facing.

Martin Lewis and his team at MoneySavingExpert.com have shared ways for householders to reduce their energy bills during the winter months. Writing in a recent edition of his weekly newsletter, the consumer champion encouraged everyone to check they were receiving all the financial support they are entitled to.