Martin Lewis issues warning to anyone with a savings account

Martin Lewis has shared his top tips for Black Friday - including a warning for those who may get carried away.

Martin Lewis shared more consumer advice and top tips on the latest episode of The Money Show Live on Thursday night. In another packed programme the money-saving expert revealed that some 9 million people across the UK are currently out of contract with their broadband provider and paying around £600 a year for their service - if they’re on a typical fibre and line rental contract that costs between £35 and £50 per month.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning to shoppers ahead of this year's Black Friday sales.Appearing on ITV's the Martin Lewis Money Show, the finance journalist warned how shoppers could actually be losing money by buying things which have been reduced for Black Friday.He explained: "Let's take the basic premise of any discount.

PIERS Morgan has "declared war" on Martin Lewis after the money-saving expert suggested he had a small willy. The 48-year-old made a string of jokes mocking the 55-year-old GMB host - saying his naked calendar would be "undersized".

Martin Lewis has revealed his prediction for the top Black Friday deals days ahead of the big day on November 27. The Money Saving Expert made his predictions on ITV's Martin Lewis Money Show yesterday (November 24), saying shoppers could get a £9 Christmas tree, 50% off sales in clothing brands and more.The financial whizz unveiled his calendar filled with huge discounts from high street retailers that millions of Brits can enjoy now.

Piers Morgan has hit back at Martin Lewis for making a not-so-subtle jibe about the Good Morning Britain host’s manhood live on air.The Money Saving Expert sent viewers into hysterics when he made the comment during a quiz segment on his Money Show yesterday (November 24).He said: "At the supermarket, on impulse, you buy yourself Piers Morgan's nude calendar 2021, excited about a nude, naked monthly picture of the Good Morning Britain host."When you get it home, you sadly realise it's undersized and won't properly fill the space that you require."A clip from the show was shown on GMB this morning (November 25) and, when the cameras panned back to the studio, both Susanna Reid and Piers were shocked."I'm sorry but I thought this was for

Piers Morgan has declared war on money expert Martin Lewis. The founder of the website Money Saving Expert made a rude jibe on his ITV show last night, sparking Piers' angry response.

Martin Lewis has shared some nifty tricks that could nab you some bargains at the likes of Tesco, ASOS, M&S and Asda. The Money Saving Expert was back on our screens last night for his weekly Martin Lewis Money Show, where he revealed his top tips for shopping online in the run up to Christmas.

Black Friday weekend begins, money-saving expert, Martin Lewis offered some words of wisdom to shoppers in the latest edition of his newsletter. He wrote: “Sadly, this Black Friday the huge majority of UK stores will be shut, so for most it'll be an online fest.

Black Friday is set to trigger billions of pounds worth of sales as Christmas shopping season gets underway - but Martin Lewis has a warning for anyone hoping to buy vouchers this season.

Martin Lewis shared the story of a Glasgow woman who is now completely debt-free after spending 12 years owing creditors around £13,000.Martin said: “I know many of you will be worried about your finances right now and this programme is here to caution you to be sensible, but equally, I want to give those of you in debt some hope.”Lisa Marie, from Glasgow, is having a special Christmas this year and will be able to sleep soundly for the first time in years.“Twelve years ago I was a student who stupidly took the £3,000 overdraft that the bank had offered me at the time,” the 31-year-old, mum-of-two, explained.She continued: “Through the next few years a couple of other overdrafts and a store card, the charges for the overdrafts became

Martin Lewis hosted a specially extended Christmas edition of The Money Show Live on Tuesday night packed with consumer advice and shopping tips to help everyone spend wisely this festive season. The money-saving expert offered sobering advice to viewers about sticking within their budget and not getting themselves into debt, just to buy a big present for someone.

Martin Lewis has been left with a big smile on his face after finally succeeding in freeing a mortgage prisoner.

Covid-19 crisis. Figures published in September by the Office of National Statistics showed that unemployment across Scotland remained steady at 4.5% (126,000) between July and September.

Martin Lewis spoke about the offer on his ITV show, Money Show Live.

Martin Lewis has spotted a deal out there that can let you bag 15 bottles of wine for no cost to yourself at all.

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Mirror. This is the biggy - with as many 400,000 homes in the wrong council tax band.If you're in the wrong band, and paying too much council tax, you can also backdate this all the way to 1993.Martin pointed to one viewer who claimed back £3,300 as a result.And it's simple to check, too."I came up for with this system back in 2007 ...

Martin Lewis helped a delighted man get nearly £20,000 back when he encouraged viewers of his show to check PPI and their Council Tax band. He previously revealed that around 400,000 British people are believed to be in the wrong Council Tax band and back-dated repayments can reach £5,000.

Martin Lewis has revealed how thousands of people across the UK are paying too much Council Tax and explained how easy it is to check and challenge your local council. In the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the financial guru told viewers how there are around 400,000 homes on the wrong Council Tax band.

Martin Lewis appeared on Lorraine Kelly’s morning TV show this week to encourage every woman watching to check they are being paid the correct amount of State Pension. The money-saving expert has made the plea several times recently in an effort to give women across the UK a gentle nudge towards checking their payments.