Motorists who bought a car, van, campervan or motorbike between April 2007 and January 28 2021 could be eligible for ...

Millions of Brits who bought a car before 2021 could be entitled to thousands in compensation, with the likes of Martin Lewis leading the charge on making sure people get their complaints in - and ...

Treasury posts final rules for new technology-neutral clean energy tax credits Washington, D.C. The Dept. of the Treasury ...

Money Saving Expert, the site founded by BBC and ITV star Martin Lewis, warned: "DON'T IGNORE THIS LETTER - YOU'LL LOSE ALL YOUR BENEFITS IF YOU DO!" "Once you receive one, you have to make a claim ...

Money expert Martin Lewis has urged people to get a cheap energy fix before prices go up again in April and July - but has cautioned against one type of tariff. Speaking on the latest episode of ...

Martin Lewis has swiftly clarified what the Bank of England's decision to cut interest rates means for individuals with savings, mortgages, loans and more. The Bank decided on Thursday to reduce ...

Martin Lewis has sounded an alarm for millions of broadband customers. As of January 17, 2025, mid-contract price hikes tied to inflation are now prohibited for new mobile, broadband, and pay TV ...

Martin Lewis is back on ITV tomorrow evening with the latest instalment of his Martin Lewis Money Show Live TV show. The series sees the MoneySavingExpert.com founder tackle the biggest financial ...

Money Saving Expert (MSE) founder Martin Lewis shares weekly newsletters covering various different money-saving topics. This week's letter was called Martin's 16 Pension Pumpers - all about ...

Money expert Martin Lewis has issued a “tax warning” to pension savers, giving advice that could help hold on to tens of thousands of pounds. Most personal pensions will set an age when you ...

Martin Lewis has revealed the fastest way for Brits to clear any existing credit card debts. Speaking during his live ITV show on Tuesday evening, the British Money Saving Expert, 52 ...

Money saving expert, Martin Lewis, has identified the four key areas it will effect as more cuts are expected by the end of 2025. These include; mortgages, savings, credit cards and loans.