Martin Lewis: Money Saving Expert hits back at ‘rude’ viewers for branding new show ‘tosh’

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Money Saving Expert to check their TV packages.The website, founded by Martin Lewis, urged Brits after an investigation found Sky failed to alert customers about their contracts.If you are a Sky customer, then the Money Saving Expert is asking you to check to see if you've been overpaying for your package. Even if you entered a good deal when you first signed up, contracts usually increase when you're outside of the minimum term.

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THIS Morning's Martin Lewis stormed off the show today when Phillip Schofield denied him a slice of cake. The money-saving expert, 49, asked if he could have some of the pudding that had been cooked up in the kitchen.

Martin Lewis shared more inspiring stories of people who have gone the extra mile to change their spending habits and enrich their lives in the second episode of his new ITV series, Extreme Savers. The Money Saving Expert introduced viewers to Julie Icke, who started doing online surveys after being made redundant, and was keen to contribute to household outgoings and family holidays.

Martin Lewis returned to our screens on Wednesday night to present another edition of his Extreme Savers series on ITV.The Money Saving Expert shared tips from fans who go to major lengths to save money off their monthly bills.Yaki, 48, from Surrey appeared on the latest episode to share her unique way she saves the pounds with viewers.The mother revealed who she reduces her family's food bills by foraging, growing her own food in the garden and swapping food with neighbours.She explained: "You don't have to spend a lot to eat well and live like a king."You don't have to spend a lot to eat well and live like a king."The food she forages include dandelions, wild garlic and elderflower.

Nandos, they you may be interested in these money-saving hacks that have been revealed.The tips to get cheaper meals from the fast food restaurant have been revealed in a new blog on Martin Lewis' moneysavingexpert.com website.The website claims you can save up to £10.45 by ordering the exact same food on a different part of the menu.It says that if there are two or more of you, it's usually cheaper to buy a sharing platter than ordering individual meals.For example, a family who buy two whole chickens and five large sides (enough to feed four to six people) can save £10.45 ordering the 'Family Platter' instead of individual meals.As well as this money-saving hack, it also shared a free delivery trick.Those new to delivery app Deliveroo can

Martin Lewis shared the latest money-saving tips and consumer news in an hour-long special edition of his ITV programme on Tuesday night and this morning, the financial journalist appeared on Lorraine Kelly's show to offer stern advice to viewers about scammers. And it’s something the Scottish host is familiar with as she shared how she had received a scam text herself during the pandemic.

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Hopeful holidaymakers are being advised to book with caution as borders reopen for the first time this year - including since Britain walked away from the European Union.

Martin Lewis was back on TV screens on Tuesday night presenting an hour-long holiday special with co-host Angelica Bell covering everything from holidays at home and abroad, travel insurance, bank refunds, energy bills, working from home benefits and claiming marriage tax allowance. During the bumper edition of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the financial guru also issued warnings to every motorist in the UK and self-employed workers applying for the fourth Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) grant.

Martin Lewis tonight urged drivers to check their licences, after millions of motorists had their documents automatically renewed at the height of the Covid pandemic.

Thousands of HSBC customers are being sent refunds worth thousands of pounds as the lender seeks to rectify a payments error it more than a decade ago.

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Martin Lewis appeared on This Morning on Thursday to answer viewers questions and share the latest consumer need-to-knows and money-saving tips. The financial expert explained to hosts Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield how every driver in the UK can save the most money and bag the best car insurance deal when they need to renew.

grossed out after a woman told Martin Lewis how she reuses toilet roll to save money and help the environment.

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EXTREME Savers fans have been left open-mouthed after a woman told Martin Lewis how she had won her SON in a competition. On Wednesday's edition of the ITV show, Martin met Katrina Stevenson, 31, from the Isle of Wight.

Martin Lewis was back on TV screens with money-saving tips on his new show Extreme Savers.In the program on Wednesday (May 12) he interviewed people who had gone to dire lengths saving money – with one man collecting all his own water and another lad building his own house from scratch.There was also the emotional tale of a woman who won the IVF treatment that resulted in her beautiful baby boy.But one family's dedication to the wallet and eco-friendly lifestyle went just a mite too far in the eyes of many people watching at home.Charlotte Jessop, a former maths teacher from Norfolk, revealed she has been using reusable toilet paper that she launders in the washing machine.She explained: "It feels a little scary to start off with."We were

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