Martin Lewis' car insurance trick that can save all drivers £500

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Last week, Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis revealed he had decided to leave ITV's Good Morning Britain after an impressive seven-year stint.Understandably, viewers were gutted, but thankful to Martin for all of the tips and tricks he's shared over the years.And now Martin has made another announcement, as he's revealed he's taking a much-needed break from social media as he embarks on his annual summer holiday.Posting on Twitter he said: "Ta-ta for now."It's been a long slog this year, esp with

Good Morning Britain. Martin, 48, is stepping down from his weekly Tips Of The Week segment but says he "hopes" to be back now and again.

Martin Lewis' urgent 48 hour warning to all drivers in the UKMcDonald's prices for every single item as VAT is slashed - the full listThat means, as long as you clear the spending within the 0pc interest period, you can get the extra points with no loss.Writing in the weekly MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, Martin said: "As we haven't featured a trick like this in a while, we thought we'd tell you about it now."However, as we always say, NEVER use such cards as an excuse to overspend or fill

How the six-month extension works Your vehicle’s MOT expiry date will be automatically extended by six months if it’s eligible.

Martin has warned that getting a refund may be a tricky process and in some cases, not even happen. Speaking on This Morning the money saving expert said: "I'm afraid you don't tend to have any rights.

MoneySavingExpert.com have created the ultimate guide to cheap car insurance and it could save drivers up to £501. The founder of the consumer website revealed that a reader had been in touch to say she had followed his tips and managed to make a huge saving.

Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning to 800,000 self-employed workers who are about to miss out on a £7,500 payment. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com is actively encouraging those who have still to claim the financial support from the UK Government to do it immediately - before the deadline passes at midnight on Monday, July 13.

Money Saving Expert has said that there are people who are still yet to claim a £7,500 coronavirus grant from the government The 48-year-old believes that around 800,000 could miss out on the crucial payment with the deadline to apply looming.Martin urged viewers of the Martin Lewis Money Show on ITV to act immediately as they only have until midnight tomorrow (Monday July 13) to apply.The money is available to those who are self-employed and only 2.7 million of the 3.5 million eligible have