With financial support for pensioners dwindling after winter fuel payment cuts, every penny is crucial, but Martin Lewis is on the case. It turns out that a possible 1.1 million people are currently missing out on the £5,

Money expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning to parents giving money to their kids this Christmas because you could end up being stung with an unexpected tax bill. Few people realise that children actually pay tax, or at least are just as liable to pay tax as adults are, except they rarely earn enough income to do so.

Martin Lewis has alerted state pensioners to extra cash that could be available to them. Pensioners who are disabled or need some help day-to-day can get at least £3,800 extra a year through Attendance Allowance.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning saying it ‘nobody is safe’ after a deepfaked video of him used by scammers saw a man conned out of £76,000. Des Healey, a kitchen fitter from Brighton, was tricked into handing over his life savings to a bogus bitcoin investment scheme that did not really exist.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning for shoppers ahead of Black Friday sales, urging them not to get “caught up in the hype” as prices drop for the weekend. At such a critical moment in US history, we need reporters on the ground. Your donation allows us to keep sending journalists to speak to both sides of the story.

Martin Lewis has urged people to check if they are able to claim the Attendance Allowance as over a million people are not claiming it despite being eligible

Martin Lewis, the trusted founder of MoneySavingExpert.com and regular BBC Sounds podcast host, has delivered a chilling warning on Twitter regarding scams associated with his image. Lewis expressed his concerns saying: "No one is safe".

On his ITV show last week, Martin Lewis highlighted the importance of state pensioners applying for council tax reductions, emphasising that it is not an automatic process. The Money Saving Expert shared this vital information in a pre-Christmas special,

MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis says premium bonds aren’t the best choice for everyone and that some people may want to avoid them - despite 20 million people already having them