Martin Lewis tip bags Boots No7 beauty kit worth £68 for just £24

Martin Lewis is urging thousands of women in the UK to check their state pension payments. Appearing on ITV's Lorraine show, the finance journalist explained how many women could in fact be missing out on payments thanks to an “antiquated” set of rules which affect certain married women, widowed women and those who are divorced.

Martin Lewis has warned anybody with a mobile phone contract with Vodafone or Three to be vigilant, as the firms are getting ready to introduce steep price hikes next year.

MoneySavingExpert.com has issued an urgent warning to Vodafone and Three pay-monthly mobile or broadband customers who sign up to a new deal or upgrade their current contract. The mobile network giants are planning to introduce sharp price increases next year, after making changes to their terms and conditions.

MoneySavingExpert, he has revealed exactly how to use your central heating to get the best value out of it. "Having the heating on only when you need it is, in the long run, the best way to save energy, and therefore money," it explains."A timer's best as your thermostat turns your heating on and off to keep your home at the temperature you set."The advice continued: "The key thing to understand here is that it's all about the total amount of energy required to heat your home." According to experts at the Energy Saving Trust, the idea that it's cheaper to leave the heating on low all day is a myth.

Echo. Mobile firms often increase costs each year but  according to MSE, usually this is only in line with published inflation figures whereas now, the costs are much higher.

Facebook and WhatsApp.The MoneySavingExpert flagged up a post that warns against an “extremely sophisticated” scam involving banks.It warns of a message that says payment hasn’t been taken from a number of mobile phone networks, reports the Mirror.The apparent message is said to have a ‘click here’ link that will seemingly dry your bank account of money.It ends saying that the post has been ‘confirmed’ by Martin Lewis.But the money saving guru took to Twitter to deny any link to it and has dismissed the claims as ‘nonsense’.He wrote: “This viral scam alert’s nowt to do with me."I've NOT talked about it Always be scamaware, but this sounds nonsense."However, he did warn that it's not an excuse to relax about scams."If you do get scam

Martin Lewis has warned that buying Christmas presents well in advance of the big day could pose a significant problem. The Money Saving Expert appeared on This Morning yesterday, where he was asked by caller Ashton about shoppers’ rights of returning and exchanging online orders slightly earlier this year.

Mirror. "This viral scam alert's nowt to do with me," Martin Tweeted."I've NOT talked about it.

Martin Lewis to shoppers who have already bought Christmas presents. The money journalist appeared on ITV's This Morning, where he explained your rights for returning Christmas gifts that have been bought online.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning to shoppers who have already bought any Christmas presents.The money journalist appeared on ITV's This Morning, where he explained your rights for returning Christmas gifts that have been bought online.Caller Ashton asked the finance expert: "With the current Covid lockdown restriction on retail it seems a lot of people are choosing to buy Christmas presents slightly early this year and online."As far as I'm aware you can't request a gift receipt online. What are our rights to return or exchanges for things that are unsuitable and have been purchased online?"Martin replied: "What a question.

Urgent action is needed to free about 250,000 "mortgage prisoners", according to consumer champion Martin Lewis.

Severely vulnerable people who have already redeemed points to use in Nectar's "double-up" deal now have longer to take advantage of the promotion, thanks to a campaign spearheaded by consumer expert Martin Lewis.

Martin Lewis, 48, revealed how Brits can save money on their household bills. Writing in his weekly Money Saving Expert newsletter, the guru shared advice on gas and electricity spendings.

Money Saving Expert has now pointed out that now is quite possibly the worst time to do it, the Mirror reports, as lockdown restrictions come into force.

Birmingham Live, the finance expert said customers should "apply now" and if they were to get the account now, it would lock in that rate for a whole year. Martin told Money Saving Expert: "If you’ve got an M&S bank account and you have savings, then open its account now.

mortgages, personal loans, credit cards and rent-to-own products will have more time to apply for payment holidays under new coronavirus support measures outlined by the  Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). Martin Lewis explained the new “tick box proposals” on the latest episode of The Money Show Live.

Rishi Sunak confirmed that the UK Treasury will fund furlough wage payments if Nicola Sturgeon puts Scotland into stricter lockdowns this winter. In a major U-turn the Chancellor said that the furlough scheme can be extended across the whole UK or parts of it until next March - if needed.

Martin Lewis has warned people that Christmas is not an excuse to spend more money than you can afford and said it is just one day that can "ruin the new year".

Martin Lewis was back on television on Thursday night on his award-winning Money Show Live programme where he encouraged everyone working from home to claim a tax break from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC). Last month, the money-saving expert revealed how HMRC confirmed that if an employee has been asked to work from home by their employer, for at least one day since April 6, they could claim tax relief for a whole year.

Martin Lewis has urged couples to have a serious conversation over finances in case tragedy strikes.

Martin Lewis held his head in his hands as he listened to one This Morning caller on Thursday, as she outlined the scam she had fallen victim to.