TV star announces ‘sign off’ as he sends 'difficult' message to fans

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Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has decided to take a much needed break from the spotlight, choosing to step back from social media and work duties for a time.The trusted voice in thrifty living, Martin reached out to his impressive 3.1 million followers on X during the festive season, imparting warm Christmas greetings and sharing news of his upcoming career pause that will carry on into the New Year.

In his heartfelt note, Martin conveyed: "I'm signing off social media and work for the festive break now. I would like to wish all who celebrate a joyous, peaceful, and warm-hearted Christmas and a very happy New Year.Thank you all for your continued support." Martin reassured fans he'd be back after his sabbatical in 2025, bursting with vigour and eager to help them cut costs, adding: "I'll see you back in 2025 fit and raring to go, and hopefully I'll save you some money next year too." Considerate of those who struggle over the holidays, Martin gave a mention to these individuals, hoping their season would be gentler than anticipated: "For those who find this time of year difficult, or grief filled or lonely, may your passage through it be easy with more smiles than you're expecting." He also shared vital helpline details for those seeking solace during the festive period, reinforcing that assistance is accessible every single day. "For those who find this time of year difficult, or grief filled or lonely, may your passage through it be easy with more smiles than you're expecting." Martin also highlighted important contact numbers for anyone in need of support over the festive period, reminding them that help is available every day of the year, including Christmas Day: "Age UK (England) 0800 678 1602.

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