Martin Lewis issues council tax warning to anyone who has bought or rented property since 1993

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People magazine, the "Circles Around This Town" singer said Ryan helped diagnose her with postpartum depression after their son, Hayes Andrew, was born in March 2020 during the very early days of the COVID pandemic. "I do check-ins all the time [with] therapy, which I've done for years, and my husband was a huge help diagnosing that too," Maren said. "Sometimes it's just someone really close to you saying, 'Are you OK?' It's so simple, but it kind of snaps you out of whatever fog you're in that you think is normal, but isn't."Maren's depression started to ease about six months after her son's birth.

THIS Morning's Martin Lewis got emotional on the show today as he spoke movingly about the rocketing price of energy. Explaining that nobody knew what would happen next he called the crisis, which will see many faced with eye-watering bills, "horrendous".

Martin Lewis' expert team have issued homeowners with urgent advice ahead of receiving the £150 council tax rebate next month. The discount is one of many support measures announced by the UK government after energy regulator Ofgem confirmed the energy price cap will rise by 54% in April because of surging wholesale gas prices.

Money Saving Expert - the site founded by Martin Lewis - has issued a warning to millions of households in the UK ahead of April's Council Tax discount.

Martin Lewis' website moneysavingexpert.com has shared some urgent energy bill crisis need-to-knows.Have a read below and make sure you're as prepared as possible for the hikes.The money-saving website explains that if you prepay for your energy, you can top up now to beat April's price hike.It reads: "Many with older, non-smart meters on price-capped tariffs can legally 'stockpile' gas & electricity credit before prices shoot up."If you can afford to, it could mean big savings."For full info on company-by-company info in prepay loopholes, check out the MSE blogpost on it here.You can set up a direct debit now to get a £150 council tax rebate automatically paid into your bank.20 million English band A to D households will get a £150 council tax rebate in April (similar schemes are also being set up in Scotland & Wales).The website reads: "Those who pay council tax by direct debit will get it automatically paid into their bank accounts."There's still time to set one up (although we can't give a specific deadline as it differs by council)."Those who don't set up a direct debit will be contacted by the council, who will send you more information about how to claim the rebate.You can find more info on the rebate here.The MSE website warns not to rely on estimated use, unless you've a smart meter that does it for you.It reads: " Make sure your meter readings are up to date when the price cap changes on 1 April."This is to ensure you're not paying for more than you need to at the higher rate (as otherwise the firm will try to calculate what was used before and after)."Martin Lewis has also hit headlines the week as he warned university costs are set to soar due to set of changes that are being made by the government to the

Martin Lewis has warned that university costs are set to soar for students amid sweeping changes to the student loan system in England.The government announced a set of changes to the student loan system which will drastically increase the cost of education for those attending university in England.This includes lowering the repayment threshold to £25,000 a year and increasing the length of time over which graduates repay their loans by 10 years.The reforms, which were announced on 24 February, will also see the student loan interest rate cut to the Retail Prices Index (RPI) rate of inflation for students starting courses from 2023/24, while tuition fees will be frozen at £9,250 for another two years.The measures are part of a government response to an independent review of the higher education system by the banker Philip Augar in 2019.

Manchester Evening News.A lot of us suffer in silence while our Wi-Fi at home plays up, or fails to load shows or games as quickly as we'd like.However, Money Saving Expert say there is a free way to check your broadband speed as well as your upload speed (how fast you can send data over the internet).There are three sites that can help test your speeds - Broadband Genie, Fast.com and Speedtest.net.MSE recommends testing at different times of the day to see when your internet struggles the most.Peak times, known as "internet rush hour", are between 7pm and 9pm, this could naturally create a lag when there is a high number of people near you on the same network at the same time.If your broadband speed or upload speed is low, you might be better off switching to a new provider.However if you don't want to switch, or are just interested in improving your internet speed, MoneySavingExpert has some top tips.Don't forget too, you could also get a huge saving on your broadband plan if you get state support. On average, people on Universal Credit could save £144 a year.1.

This Morning’s Martin Lewis has confessed that his wife is “way tighter” than he is.The ITV finance expert is married to presenter Lara Lewington, who works for the BBC.Martin, 49, is best known for his money saving advice, but the businessman has admitted that his wife Lara, 42, is a lot more frugal than he is.While many might know Martin from This Morning, Lara also works in TV as co-presenter for the BBC’s technology show Click.Martin has teased that he sometimes has to tell Lara to tip, as she is apparently a lot more concerned about saving money than he is.The financial expert is best known for providing consumer advice on saving money, often appearing on This Morning to provide important insights to the general public.Martin also famously founded the website MoneySavingExpert, which helped to make him hugely successful.The ITV star has been married to wife Lara for more than a decade, and recently spoke about her during a discussion with Nihal Arthanayake, 50, on his BBC Radio 5 Live show.On the programme, which aired earlier this week, Nihal asked listeners to get in touch to share how they manage their finances as part of a couple.During this discussion, one listener told Martin and Nihal that she and her partner were “quite similar” when it came to finance.In response, Martin opened up about his own marriage to Lara, admitting that she was “tighter” out of the two of them.He explained: “I've said it before and I shall say it again…“She's actually out of the country filming so I'm definitely safe to say it at the moment.“My wife is way tighter than I am,” he confessed cheekily.   He continued: “You have to unclasp her fingers to get you know a quid out.“I'm like, 'you could leave them a tip you know.'”Lara has

This Morning's Money-saving expert Martin Lewis tweeted out a sheepish apology to MP Michelle Donelan after mixing her surname up with Dec Donnelly's live on-air.

Money Saving Expert and resident This Morning finance journalist Martin Lewis has found himself in hot water with some fans.

Martin Lewis has divided his fans with a plea to read up on the "huge changes" happening around student finance, claiming it is "getting little airtime" due to the news about Russia invading Ukraine this morning.Taking to Twitter, the This Morning star, 49, responded after social media users branded the student loan changes as "not the most important thing today" in light of the war update.In view of his 1.3 million followers, the Good Morning Britain star asked his fans to spread the news of the proposed changes around student loans.Martin wrote: "Please help."The news on Ukraine today, understandably means this student finance news is getting little airtime."Yet it is crucial young people and their parents understand these huge changes," he ended his post, before urging his followers to share the link.He also shared a tweet from the early hours of this morning.It read: "NEWS: The govt has announced huge changes to student finance for new 2023 starters in England including extending the repayment to 40yrs which will mean most still repaying into their 60s."My full analysis (Inc for those with existing loans)..." he finished, alongside a link.The government's proposal will increase the cost of education for those attending university by lowering the repayment threshold and increasing the length of time a graduate can repay the loan.However, the timing of his post proved to be contentious amongst his social media followingTwitter user @craftyexpat wrote: "With all due respect Martin, there’s a war in Europe."While student finance is of course important, it might not be the most important thing today."Martin responded: "I'm pretty sure I acknowledged that in the post."Yet not being the most important doesn't mean it

Having a good internet connection is more important than ever now that many Scots are continuing to work from home.

The website founded by Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert, says there are certain places you should put your Wi-Fi box in your home to get the highest internet speeds.

frauds' - and are often lured in by celebrity endorsements that later turn out to be fake. Around 300,000 people every year sign up to these frauds, which often pretend to be advertised by celebs like comedian Russell Brand, survivalist Bear Grylls and Dame Esther Rantzen. Subscription frauds advertise products or services online, using famous faces to gain consumers' trust - but the celebs have But the famous faces backing the products are often unaware they are being impersonated, according to the BBC Radio 4 programme File on 4. Many of the frauds rely on Facebook adverts to target their victims.

Martin Lewis hosted a special pensions edition of his weekly Money Show Live TV programme on Thursday night offering insight and advice on how to make the most of your cash for a worry-free retirement.

Martin Lewis hosted a special edition of his Money Show Live TV programme this week focusing on workplace and private pensions.

Ideal Home Show, is back at Olympia London between Friday 11 March and Sunday 27 March 2022. Celebrating its 114 th birthday, the show is showcasing over 600 exhibitors with an new products and household favourites across interiors, homeware, style and garden. The Ideal Home Show, in partnership with NatWest, is supported by ITV for the first time in its history, offering ideas and inspiration for the home, 100’s of free talks, shopping and two full-scale show homes.

Nearly six million people across the UK are currently claiming Universal Credit with a further estimated five million households receiving additional financial support through Working Tax Credits.