Martin Lewis' message to anyone with one or more bedrooms in their house

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THIS Morning's Martin Lewis has revealed a clever way viewers can avoid the worst of the April energy-price rise. The 49-year-old star explained that many people who have older pre-payment meters are now able to stock up before prices rocket.

Martin Lewis is an ITV favourite when it comes to teaching the public how to best take care of their finances.The MoneySavingExpert.com founder wrote a cheeky tweet about his colleague following Money Mastermind, wondering "whose side he was on". In view of his 1.3 million followers Martin, 49, wrote today: “Very disappointed in MSE Petar (he of the tweets during my live shows). “He just sent me this about my Money Mastermind questions on @bbc5live.“‘I was on the edge of my seat as he [@TherealNihal] was reasoning his way through it… Delighted for him!’“Just whose side is he on!” Martin concluded.

Martin Lewis.The Brit slashed her costs from £95 to just £12 after following a tip from the Money Saving Expert. It comes as millions of households will see their energy bills soar in the next month.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has urged all billpayers to do the same thing before March 31.

Martin Lewis revealed you can shave £70 off your energy bill by using less water.This doesn’t necessarily mean washing less either – all you need to do is swap out your shower head!Speaking at the Ideal Home Show, the consumer expert revealed: “There’s a website called savemoneysavewater.co.uk which collates all the freebies available from the water companies around the country, such as £30 aerated shower heads, which you can get for free."What that does is you can feel the same shower pressure but you’re actually using far less water to do it.”Martin added: "It’s worth checking out, go grab yourself a freebie, save on your water – good if you’re on a water bill – and save on your energy because you’re paying to heat less water."As showering contributes towards 25% of household water use, this makes sense.The MoneySavingExpert founder's advice is also echoed by the Energy Saving Trust, who recommend swapping out your shower head to save money.

With heating bills on the rise throughout the UK, people are looking for the best ways to cut down their bills.

As shoppers continue to feel the pinch of the cost of living crisis, money-saving expert Martin Lewis has offered up some advice to make your pennies stretch even further.The financial guru has advised stocking up on everyday items ahead of the imminent price rises next month. Energy prices are set to increase once again in April, costing the average family an additional £600 a year, with the price of stamps and prescriptions also set to increase on the same date. During this week's The Martin Lewis Money Show, the 49 year old addressed the hike and gave some tips to help deal with the added expense.

Martin Lewis shared an excellent money-saving tip for anyone with one or more bedrooms in their house. On Wednesday night's hour-long special of ITV's Martin Lewis Money Show, 49 year old Martin discussed the rapidly increasing cost of living with his co-host Angelica Bell. In a segment dedicated to water bills, which is expected to rise by two per cent on average in England and Wales, Martin advised viewers to get a water meter to save money.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to anybody whose home falls within council tax bands A-D, and has a message for those in the bands above.

Martin Lewis has warned that only government action can prevent millions 'starving or freezing' amid soaring energy bills.

Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis was hit with complaints over his latest outfit choice, as he appeared on TV to give viewers tips on how to cut back amid rising bills.The personal finance expert was appearing on ITV for a special edition of the Martin Lewis Money Show, where he gave viewers advice on how to make the most of their money, including how to cope with the rising cost of food and energy. However, some viewers were distracted by the presenter’s eye-catching outfit of choice, amid a time of financial difficulty for many.

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has warned five major changes are happening in April, and everyone needs to be aware of them.

“Was nice to hear the laughter. Maybe I'm in the wrong game.”The official QI Twitter page responded to Martin’s tweet, writing: “You're always welcome to pop into the Elves' office for a biscuit and a cuppa Martin x.”Martin Lewis is known for his money saving tips and regular appearances on This Morning as well as for his own show.Martin also took to Twitter last night to share his thoughts on viewers’ energy bills.He penned: "My heart just sank doing my @thismorning phone just then - as it does almost every time I hear 'energy bills' right now."So many people are understandably unable to process the scale of the increases and unable to meet the price.

Last night Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis appeared on ITV for a cost of living special of the Martin Lewis Money Show.

Martin Lewis has long been the person we all turn to when we need easy to follow advice on saving our pennies, and he's now warned us there are three things families must do now before next month's huge hike in energy bills. Households up and down the UK are set to feel the pinch and could face wallet-hurting rises of 54% as energy regulator Ofgem has confirmed it is increasing its price cap by £693, from £1,277 to £1,971, on 1 April.

A Scot from Ayrshire, helped by Martin Lewis, has been awarded £5,700 in benefit back payments from the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) and received the maximum award for Personal Independence Payment (PIP).

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has warned all Brits there are three things they should do before energy prices skyrocket on April 1.

Martin Lewis, 49, is known for his money saving tips, making regular appearances on This Morning and his own show The Martin Lewis Money Show.The financial broadcaster took to Twitter this evening to share his feelings after talking to This Morning viewers about their energy bills, leading his "heart to just sink".Martin took to Twitter in view of his 1.3 million followers to talk about his appearance on today's This Morning.He penned: "My heart just sank doing my @thismorning phone just then - as it does almost every time I hear 'energy bills' right now."So many people are understandably unable to process the scale of the increases and unable to meet the price. It is depressing and dangerous."Martin Lewis had issued advice to energy customers who are struggling to pay their bills on the morning show.A caller named Helen contacted the Money Saving Expert because she was "really concerned" as her bills are set to rise by £200 a month.The price of energy bills are due to skyrocket when the price cap rises by 54% next month because of the surging cost of wholesale gas.Russia's invasion of Ukraine prompted the price of wholesale gas to soar to record highs.He said: "We're going to be faced with typical bills in the country for an average normal household of around £3,000 a year by October."That is totally unsustainable.

ITV This Morning star and Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has shared three tips to help reduce bills as the cost of living soars iN the UK.