Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis underwent therapy after being called a 'God'

Elizabeth Wagmeister Senior CorrespondentBy now, the entire world knows who Kim Kardashian kissed when she hosted “Saturday Night Live” — and it wasn’t her ex-husband Kanye West.However, even though the couple was in the midst of their divorce when Kardashian took the “SNL” stage in October 2021, it turns out that she actually considered having West as her musical guest that night.On the first episode of “The Kardashians” — the famous family’s new show that launched April 14 on Hulu — one of the major storylines focuses around Kardashian preparing for “Saturday Night Live.”“I’m kind of going back and forth, since Kanye’s album is out,” Kardashian says in the episode, after she tells her family that Lorne Michaels invited her to host the show. “That would be epic if he was my musical guest.

tattoos says people don’t expect her to be inked – because she’s "well-spoken and confident".Tracy Kiss got her first tatt aged 14 and is now covered in body art.But the mum-of-two said her eye-popping appearance should not inspire "outdated" judgements.She told Daily Star: “I have 74 in total and I get that it is a bit more than your average mum.“But I believe that we shouldn’t be put in boxes and be defined by a title and having to look and dress a certain way based on the role we are playing at each moment - be it mother, partner or professional.”Tracy - who raised eyebrows after getting a ruler tattooed to her arm for measuring penis sizes - said strangers are too quick to make assumptions. The ex-Page 3 girl, from Buckinghamshire, said: “I suppose there is a preconception that people with tattoos are uneducated, rebellious, common and undesirable.“But I like to think that as a successful fitness professional and social influencer that I celebrate my love for education, thoughtfulness and acceptance for all people and walks of life.”She added: “I would never judge a person for choosing to look how they desire – yet so many others do.”Tracy has more than a million social media followers and often posts health and fitness advice.

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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Covid-19 pandemic. Over 9 million workers across the UK are being supported through the furlough scheme, with over 1 million companies applying for financial help to pay for employees wages.

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.

After more than a decade of telling people to compare their energy bills and switch to the best value provider for them, Martin Lewis has decided to launch a service that does it for you.

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.

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

It wasn't long before many of Martin's followers rushed to comment their thoughts and concerns over the scam.One fan said: "Really important to retweet this as Martin Advises, raising awareness of this type of scam is the most effective way to combat the issue."Another commented: "They have been saturating my TL, and worryingly they appear after the first tweet, and this has been consistent over the last few days, they are being heavily promoted and pushed."I knew it was fake but many will be duped.Twitter needs to sort this now.""Already reporting them...," one fan replied, to which Martin responded with a smiley face emoji.A fifth revealed: "I’ve reported it twice.

Banks are battling it out for your custom after a fall during the pandemic - and you could earn up to £125 if you play your cards right.

found here. He said that while the form can be a little complicated to fill in, you shouldn't pay anyone to help you.

Martin Lewis has worked out a secret formula to work out how much extra a parent should pay if their child is studying at home instead of going to university.The MoneySaving expert detailed his calculation when answering a viewer's question on the latest The Martin Lewis Money Show on ITV.Mum-of-two Marianne had asked how much parents should charge their children, but Martin instead explained his "formula" that explains the extra amount of money parents should be contributing during term time.He said: "When your child goes to university, they get a maintenance loan, and that is based on family income, which for most under 25s, is a proxy for parental income."Now in my view between the full loan they get, the full loan or grant in Scotland,

Covid-19 pandemic. The latest figures published this week by the Office of National Statistics show that unemployment across Scotland increased to 4.6% (128,000) between May and July and remains higher than in the rest of the UK.

Martin Lewis had some new advice for savers as he returned to the Martin Lewis Money Show LIVE on ITV.The personal finance wizard was back for the new series and quickly got stuck in, explaining how people can boost their bank accounts by getting money as a gift when they switch.Explaining the "bank bribes" available now, the award-winning presenter says: "They were off in March, they’ve started to come back and finally we’ve got some competition in that marketplace."The top there for up-front cash comes from HSBC Advance account – £125 and you also get a linked savings account that pays 2.75%."You may be able to beat it over time though with RBS Reward account that gives you £100 of cash at the start, but then you pay in £2 a month and, as

Coronavirus restrictions remain in place across Scotland which means a large number of employees are still working from home with restricted or no time at all spent in the office. First Minister, Nicola Sturgeon confirmed last week that the next review on the reopening of non-essential offices will take place on October 1, with many businesses across the country not expecting to open their doors to staff until October 31 - at the earliest.

Martin Lewis, has now highlighted the best deals where you can get £125 for free. In his latest money-saving tips newsletter, he said: "The big beasts of the banking world usually want your custom, and they're finally again willing to pay you a decent whack for it.