Martin Lewis' 12-point plan to tackle the cost of living crisis

Money saving expert Martin Lewis is back once again with a clever way to find cheap petrol prices in your local area. The cost of fuel is currently pushing record highs, with a standard 55-litre tank of petrol now setting you back an average £100.27p. There's usually a reasonable gap between petrol and diesel, but that is soon to be a thing of the past.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis has once again returned with a cheeky hack that could save you hundreds of pounds on your airport parking.The financial journalist shared his tips on the Martin Lewis Money Show Live where he explained that travellers could keep an extra £270 in their pockets when planning a trip abroad. During a discussion on the high costs of airport parking, the consumer guru made it all seem so easy by encouraging people to simply book a parking space in advance. Speaking on his ITV show, Martin said: "Parking at the airport, book ahead.

Money Saving Expert's Martin Lewis has revealed a clever airport hack that could save holidaymakers hundreds this summer.

Martin Lewis has warned that thousands of people across the UK could miss out on the new cost of living payment.The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, recently revealed plans to give every UK household £400 in order to help with rising costs, while those on the lowest incomes will receive £650.The MoneySavingExpert founder, 49, conducted a live interview with the Chancellor, where he challenged him about the new plans, as it was revealed that people who receive certain benefits will miss out on the new financial support. Martin warned that those who receive PIP, Carers Allowance or ESA face missing out on the £650 payment.

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has pointed out that some key groups are missing out on the extra cash announced by chancellor Rishi Sunak today in his new support package.

Rishi Sunak expects inflation to rise even further this year as the cost of living crisis in the UK deepens.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has breathed a 'sigh of relief' following the chancellor's cost of living announcements in the House of Commons today.

As if applying for and paying your mortgage isn't hard enough, money saving expert Martin Lewis has just dropped a 'ticking time bomb' of a warning for us to heed. In a special programme covering the cost of living crisis, he gave a stark caution for everyone with a mortgage - or thinking about applying for one - on the Martin Lewis Money Show Live.

Martin Lewis has issued a message to anybody who gets their energy from British Gas or E.on. He's offered out advice that could save millions of people money if they take it on board.

Martin Lewis has issued some urgent advice for UK energy customers ahead of the energy price cap review in October. The financial guru, 49, addressed concerns about soaring energy prices, after predictions that the cap could increase by nearly £1,000.

Martin Lewis has issued a warning to everyone currently claiming legacy benefits who are set to be moved through the ‘managed migration’ process by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) to Universal Credit by the end of 2024.

Martin Lewis has provided holiday makers with essential advice on how to get the most from your money this summer. His advice includes how to avoid some of the perils of using ATM conversions.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis says all Brits should check the outgoings on their bank statement as soon as possible. He's warned it could be 'dangerous' for your bank balance if you don't.

Martin Lewis has revealed that he believes more ‘help’ from the government will be ‘targeted at those on lowest incomes’ through the cost of living crisis. Martin, speaking on a special live money saving show, said he spoke directly to the Chancellor this week.

Martin Lewis has issued urgent advice on those switching energy tariffs — on the day it was announced the energy price cap will rise massively. The cap is set to rise by a huge 42 percent in October.

Martin Lewis has revealed his 12-point plan to survive the crippling cost of living crisis after sounding the alarm for yet more eye-watering bill hikes.