Martin Lewis' MoneySavingExpert shares 'easy trick' to earn £400 for free

Martin Lewis has taken to Twitter to explain what the Bank of England's interest rate increase means for you.

High street giant Home Bargains has sent shoppers wild with a budget air fryer that costs £85 less than the popular Ninja version. Home Bargains is selling the Swan: Carlton 4 Litre Air Fryer in Rose Gold for £44.99, while it is retailing elsewhere for £80.

Martin Lewis was back at the helm of Good Morning Britain today (September 21) to offer his expert advice amid the cost of living crisis. The Money Saving Expert founder was set to appear alongside Susanna Reid on the ITV news programme every Monday throughout September to to host ‘Martin’s Money Mondays’.

Strictly Come Dancing could be picking up the phone in anticipation of the 2023 series after Martin Lewis broke his usual serious character on Good Morning Britain. The money-saving guru was back fronting the ITV news programme today (September 21) alongside Susanna Reid.

Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis has admitted he’s feeling “intimidated” ahead of having to appear on both ITV and the BBC this week.The financial expert explained that he feared “backlash” due to the “overexposure” he is facing.Martin, 50, took to Twitter today to share his sense of trepidation with his 1.7 million followers.“I'm intimidated by the week ahead,” he wrote, listing his timetable for the week below.“Today: MSE weekly email,” the list began. “Tomorrow: GMB presenting, TM phone in, Ask Martin on @bbc5Live.“Thur 8:30: @itvmlshow special, Fri: budget-not-budget.”The presenter then went on to confess: “I feel overexposed (which invites backlash) as everything is coinciding, can't wait for it to calm down.” (sic)Martin’s followers took to the comments section to share messages of reassurance for the busy finance pro.Journalist Jack Mendel advised: “Delete Twitter from your phone. “Tweet when you have something to say, from a desktop, then leave it.Try and ignore the reaction if possible.”Ger commented: “You rarely put a foot wrong, we have every confidence in you!”While PeaBea added: “I am very grateful for all the information you put out Martin. “You are one of the only voices I trust out there right now so keep shouting, thank you.” (sic)Michele Claire wrote: “Take one day at a time, try to relax, stay in the present, working through each item as it happens (after prep) and don't worry about the rest of the week.“Like everything it's better in small pieces.

Retail giant Morrisons has made an announcement about its stores after dropping down to fifth in the list of top UK supermarkets this week. It's fallen below ASDA, Tesco, Aldi and Lidl.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis' website is working overtime at the moment as increasing numbers of people struggle to pay rapidly increasing bills. With pretty much everything bar wages rising at an unprecedented rate, millions of Brits are trying to find ways to make or save money - fast.

BAKE OFF viewers were left in tears after the show last night paid tribute to a crew member who tragically died. The hit baking series returned to Channel 4 on Tuesday despite concerns it may have been postponed due to the Queen's death.

Martin Lewis left Good Morning Britain viewers in shock on by revealing on air that he would donate £100,000 of his own cash to a financial advice charity.The Money Saving Expert, who guest hosted the show to help guide its viewers through the cost of living crisis, said he would offer 10per cent of the money charity Money Buddies needs to continue offering financial advice to those struggling with their energy bills. Along with donating his own money, Martin also encouraged any viewers that were in a privileged position to viewers to help if they were able to spare any cash.This comes after Prime Minister Liz Truss announced last week there would be a cap on energy bills to limit soaring costs and inflation.

Martin Lewis tried to hide his sadness during Good Morning Britain having watched archive footage of a young Prince William and Harry walking behind the coffin of their mother, Princess Diana.The Duke of Sussex and William the Prince of Wales will today walk alongside their father King Charles III behind Queen Elizabeth II's casket as it travels through London. During this morning's GMB show, presenters Martin Lewis and Susanna Reid looked back at the upsetting scenes that took place when the two brothers walked behind Princess Diana’s coffin at age 12 and 15.

Martin Lewis returned to present Good Morning Britain on Wednesday (September 14) alongside host Susanna Reid. The ITV breakfast programme has been at the centre of coverage of Queen Elizabeth II's death ever since the tragic news broke on Thursday evening (September 8).

MARTIN Lewis generously gave away £100,000 of his OWN cash to a charity on Good Morning Britain today. The Money Saving Expert, 50, stunned co-host Susanna Reid as he made the offer live on air. At the end of an interview with deputy chief executive Salam Shafi from financial advice charity Money Buddies, he was asked how much money it needed to help others.

MARTIN Lewis went missing while presenting Good Morning Britain today - forcing Susanna Reid to briefly go solo after having an emotional breakdown. The Money Saving Expert, 50, was briefly AWOL after the ITV programme returned from an ad break. He had earlier worried viewers when he broke down in tears over memories of his mum who tragically died in a road traffic accident.

Good Morning Britain presenter Martin Lewis struggled to fight back tears as he briefly spoke about his mum's devastating death on the ITV show.The 50-year-old spoke frankly to his co-host Susanna Reid about Princess Diana's death and how he resonated closely with Prince Harry during the tragic time.Martin was almost 12 years old when he lost his mother in a road accident and said he couldn't imagine walking behind her coffin like Harry had to do at the age of 12.READ MORE: Piers Morgan's unexpected reaction to Harry and Meghan's reunion with William and KateBut as he spoke, the money saving expert was clearly emotional and told Susanna to "carry on" as he tried to console himself.Seeing how moved he was, fans took to Twitter to share their thoughts.One person wrote: "My heart went out to @MartinSLewis there. When memories hit you like that.

Consumer champion Martin Lewis recently shared a handy list of need-to-knows for all households following the announcement from new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, that energy bills for the average user will be frozen at £2,500 for the next two years.

MARTIN Lewis has revealed when he will be back on Good Morning Britain after he was missing from his usual Money Monday stint. The Money Saving Expert took to Twitter to confirm he will return to the ITV show to help support the public through the cost of living crisis by giving tips on saving money.

Martin Lewis has revealed the new prices of gas and electricity charges due to affect millions of homes and families.

Martin Lewis recently shared a handy list of need-to-knows for all households following the announcement from new Prime Minister, Liz Truss, that energy bills for the average user will be frozen at no more than £2,500 for the next two years.

Piers Morgan and Martin Lewis are among the celebrities passing on their messages of support for Queen Elizabeth II, after she was placed under medical supervision. Buckingham Palace confirmed on Thursday afternoon that the Queen, 96, is being monitored at her home in Balmoral after doctors grew concerned for her health. Prince William, Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, are among the members of the Royal family who are travelling to the Scotland estate to be with the monarch. Reacting to the news, Uncensored host Piers Morgan tweeted: ‘I can’t even imagine Britain without this Queen. Very unsettling day.’ Match of the Day presenter Gary Lineker said the news was ‘very worrying’, while financial expert Martin Lewis wrote: ‘Never thought i’d be interrupted in an interview about the health of the Queen.  Wishing her well.’ Lord Alan Sugar said: ‘Sorry to hear the breaking news that Her Majesty the Queen is now under doctor supervision.