Martin Lewis warns you have days to eliminate your bank overdraft

Money Saving Expert has said that there are people who are still yet to claim a £7,500 coronavirus grant from the government The 48-year-old believes that around 800,000 could miss out on the crucial payment with the deadline to apply looming.Martin urged viewers of the Martin Lewis Money Show on ITV to act immediately as they only have until midnight tomorrow (Monday July 13) to apply.The money is available to those who are self-employed and only 2.7 million of the 3.5 million eligible have applied so far.He explained: "After Monday - no go, can't happen."The key question is if your business has been affected," he said, giving advice to self-employed Brits."So if you can put your hand on your hearts and say, yes, it's been worse, then sign

FREE newsletter is packed with the best (and weirdest) stories from around the worldMartin Lewis, 48, sent a warning to 800,000 Brits who are yet to claim a £7,500 coronavirus grant from the Government.

Martin Lewis told viewers that from August 1, the BBC TV licence fee will only be free to anyone over the age of 75 who is receiving Pension Credit. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com estimates there are over 1.5 million eligible households across the UK that haven’t claimed the benefits top-up because they don't realise they can.

Martin Lewis has laid out exactly how the new stamp duty holiday will work - and hoe much you can save as a result.

Consumer rights campaigner Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to 800,000 Brits that time is almost up to claim a £7,500 grant from the Government.

Martin Lewis, 48, has addressed his wife Lara Lewington’s awkward behind-the-scenes blunder, which took place while he was hosting The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live earlier this month.The star took to Twitter at the time to cheekily tease his 40-year-old other half, who has been helping him to produce his programme from home during the coronavirus lockdown, for the disruptive on-air moment.Martin cheekily referenced her mishap in view of his one million Twitter followers in a post which read: “Ta for watching folks. I hope the info was useful & I hope the shenanigans in the background near the end didn't put you off.

Martin Lewis's financial advice during the coronavirus pandemic has been vital to many workers needing financial support from their employers and the government.

Saving for the future may not feel like a priority at the moment as coronavirus continues to affect every household in Scotland.

Martin Lewis revealed on Twitter on Wednesday that stamp duty would be cut immediately. The This Morning star tweeted: "Stamp duty cut IMMEDIATELY.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has revealed the latest banks to offer the best interest rates for savings accounts.

Martin Lewis was back on television on Thursday night offering financial advice and guidance to viewers on several coronavirus-related topics.

Millions of Brits are in holiday hell at the moment following the coronavirus pandemic.

New research by MoneySavingExpert.com suggests that taking a payment holiday on a mortgage or other forms of debt could potentially affect someone's future applications to borrow money.

With many summer holidays now looking unlikely, holidaymakers in the UK are looking to either cancel or rearrange their trips.

Martin Lewis issued a warning to those seeking refunds for cancelled flights.

Martin Lewis has issued some important advice for holidaymakers planning to travel abroad this summer.

Holidaymakers have been issued with a grim warning from money-saving expert, Martin Lewis, over cancellation refunds.

As Scotland embraces another week of lockdown that continues to challenge our health and economy, Martin Lewis has issued more advice on how to navigate this tricky financial situation.

The UK Government’s furlough scheme, currently supporting 7.5 million jobs, will be extended until the end of October, although employers will be expected to pick up a share of the bill from August as the economy hopefully reopens.

Earlier today, the government announced that the furlough scheme is set to be extended by a further four months.

Martin Lewis has given workers the lowdown on what today's big changes to the Government's furlough scheme will mean for them.