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Martin Lewis issued a warning to PayPal users.

At a time when the nation is making more purchases online and through contactless payments Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has warned PayPal does not offer the same protections.

Daily Record.Martin warned: “Not the same with PayPal, sometimes you don’t get that protection using the credit card through PayPal, but you do in most cases on Apple Pay.”PayPal's website states that the ‘Buyer Protection’ programme entitles you to reimbursement for the full purchase price of an item plus the original shipping costs you paid, if any, when you don’t receive it from a seller, or when you receive an item, but the item isn’t what you ordered.However you choose to pay for your purchases, in the UK there are two money-back schemes that could help get a refund through your bank, building society or credit card issuer.The first is Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974, which, as Martin explained, is a legal protection for

Amazon Warehouse. "This is where all its returned items go.

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has issued a stark warning to customers of telecom companies BT and EE.On his Martin Lewis Money Show last night, Martin told people who get their TV, broadband or phone with the firms that their bills could increase from March next year.It comes as EE has become part of the BT Group, and means that changes to the company's terms and conditions will come into effect.Speaking on the ITV show, he said: "Two BT price hikes are on the way."The first applies to BT and it's mobile subsidiary EE."It's a terms and condition change, that means on the 21st March next year, the price will rise by January's inflation plus 3.9 percent."So a big above inflation rise is coming for mobile, landline, broadband, TV, BT Sport

Martin Lewis, founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, has revealed there is a clever tool on the Amazon website which allows you to grab huge discounts on products.The financial whizz revealed the little-known tip on his ITV show, The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, last night (October 1).It all centres around something called Amazon Warehouse, which can be found by clicking the drop-down menu next to the Amazon logo on the website.“This is where all its returned items go,” he explains.“It will tell you the quality of the product – it’s in there at a discount.”Among the best deals he found were £30 off a Nespresso machine and £250 off an HP laptop.But Martin warned that, at the top of the site, Amazon puts their best-offer ads which are not the

Martin Lewis has explained how people can get  big discounts on goods at Amazon by heading to a little-known section of the site.

coronavirus pandemic was simple and straightforward, it was either cash or card and largely depended on convenience. But, as the nation became more focused on hygiene and stopping the transmission of Covid-19, contactless payments became the norm, even more so after the limit was increased to £45 for usage on a single transaction.

Martin Lewis has shared the location of one of the biggest discount sections on Amazon that very few people know about.During the latest episode of the Martin Lewis Money Show Live, he explained to viewers where the online marketplace keeps all its returned items - and sells them with amazing discounts that also include a 30-day money-back guarantee.He showed bargain hunters how to access the secret site by scrolling down to the ‘Amazon Warehouse’ field on the left-hand side of the search bar on the Amazon home page. He said: “This is about Amazon Warehouse.“This is where all its returned items go.

Martin Lewis has expressed his heartache after not being able to accompany his wife Lara Lewington to hospital on Thursday.READ: Martin Lewis makes surprising revelation about wife Lara LewingtonThe This Morning money saving expert took to Twitter to share his agony with his followers, writing: "Strange leaving home today to walk to the studio, as Mrs MSE (@LaraLewington) is off to hospital for a shoulder operation."I'm not allowed to go with her in current climes, but I'll race from the studio tonight to pick her up (luckily it coincides with release time) happy and healthy I hope."It seems BBC journalist Lara has dislocated both of her shoulders.

Martin Lewis has issued an updated list of essential coronavirus need-to-knows ahead of the furlough scheme entering its final month.Writing in the latest edition of the Money Saving Expert newsletter, the financial guru offered advice on the new Job Support Scheme, Bounce Back loans and the new Self-Employment Income Support Scheme grants.He began by expressing his concern over the new financial measures recently announced by the UK Government.He wrote: “Last week the Chancellor's Budget was biffed for his 'Winter Economy Plan' - basically a watered-down, less generous extension of prior coronavirus help schemes.“In other words, instead of the planned complete shut-off of the financial help tap, Rishi Sunak just stemmed the flow.”The

Martin Lewis has issued a stark warning to anyone getting married during the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. The financial guru appeared on This Morning recently, where a caller had a query about booking a wedding venue.She claimed the venues were refusing payment via debit or credit card so asked Martin whether she should simply pay by bank transfer (BACS).But he was quick to shut down that possibility.“I have to be plain and this isn't what you are going to want to hear,” he said.“I would never pay for a substantial transaction in BACS.“BACS are bank transfers and they have no protection.

Daily Record.The caller said venues she had contacted were refusing to accept payment via debit or credit card and asked the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com whether she should make a payment by bank transfer or buy wedding insurance.Martin explained how getting wedding insurance at the moment is “difficult” due to the uncertainty brought about by the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.And whether or not she should pay by bank transfer, Martin issued a stern warning for everyone in the same position.He said: "I have to be plain and this isn't what you are going to want to hear."I would never pay for a substantial transaction in BACS."He added: "BACS are bank transfers and they have no protection.

What do you think about the local lockdown rules where you live? Tell us in our survey..."The next grant will be for those affected between February 1 and April 30 2021."There are no details yet, which could be because the government wants to keep its options open to support those who may have been left out of support before."And if you're a small business the consumer expert explained that the new bounce back loans can now be repaid over 10 years instead of six and you can apply for one six month payment holiday or three six month interest-only payment periods. Also as part of  as part of his winter economy plan, the Chancellor also a VAT cut for hospitality and tourism businesses will extended.

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has unveiled a new 'Job Support Scheme' for millions of workers, as new six month restrictions come into force across England.

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Chancellor Rishi Sunak will outline his plans to protect millions of jobs on Thursday after intense opposition insisted more needed to be done in the wake of the Covid-19 crisis. The move came as La bour leader Keir Starmer ramped up calls for a plan B for the coronavirus economy, and the SNP made demands in the Commons for the UK Government’s Job Retention Scheme to be extended.

Martin Lewis and his team at MoneySavingExpert.com have announced the launch of a brand new energy auto- compare-and-switch tool. The ‘MSE Autoswitch’ service has taken 18-months to develop and is the latest addition to the consumer website's Cheap Energy Club.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning to millions of savers across the UK. The money-saving expert took to social media after National Savings & Investments (NS&I) announced plans to slash the interest it pays on many of its savings accounts - including Income Bonds, Direct Saver and Premium Bonds prize funds.

Money Saving Expert founder Martin Lewis 's fans called him a "god" and one threatened to kill herself if he didn't help her. The finance guru, 48, said he underwent therapy after the pressure saw him go through a "bleak period".He became emotional as he revealed his struggles with fame that followed his campaign against bank charges in 2005.He told Telegraph's Stella Magazine that "they would come up to me… one woman grabbed me on the Tube and told me she’d kill herself if I wouldn’t help.“People would tell me, ‘You’re like a god, I just do whatever you say.’ And I hated it.

" Reducing interest rates is always a difficult decision. In April we cancelled interest rate reductions announced in February and scheduled for 1 May.