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direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis says customers who bank with HSBC, First Direct, M&S or John Lewis need to watch out for a specific letter.Speaking on his ITV 'The Martin Lewis Money Show', the finance expert explained how throwing some letters away could be the same as throwing away cash.Martin was sent a message by a man called Andy, who said he had been sent a letter by First Direct with an accompanying cheque for £50.It appears that Andy wasn't the only worried customer

thousands of bank customers across the UK, this happened to one viewer of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, who decided to get to the bottom of it.Alan got in touch with the financial guru to ask if the letter he had received from his bank, First Direct, offering him a cheque refund for £50, was a scam.“I recognise this letter, it is not a scam so cash it and this is really important for lots of people,” Martin responded immediately during the ITV show.The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com

Martin Lewis has revealed how thousands of people across the UK are paying too much Council Tax and explained how easy it is to check and challenge your current and previous bills. In the latest episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show Live, the financial guru told viewers how there are around 400,000 homes on the wrong Council Tax band across the UK.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a major warning to anybody who has a Tesco Clubcard.According to the finance journalist, changes are being made in January which are set to affect over 16.5 million shoppers.

direct to your inboxMoney Saving Expert Martin Lewis is a regular on our screens, appearing on ITV's Good Morning Britain, This Morning and of course his namesake The Martin Lewis Money show pretty much every week.In fact, most of us saw Martin more than we saw our own families in 2020. But according to the Mirror, Martin isn't the only famous face in his family, as his wife is television presenter Lara Lewington.

direct to your inboxMoney saving expert Martin Lewis has been giving tips on how university students living in halls of residence may be able to claim rent back.Many students across the country have found themselves physically unable to live in the accommodation they are paying for, as the third coronavirus lockdown continues.It has led to some suggesting that they should be due a refund, as they can’t access the service they are paying for.On ITV’s Martin Lewis Money Show last night (January

direct to your inboxMoney saving expert Martin Lewis has revealed a Netflix hack that could help members avoid the price hike - and even watch some shows for free.It follows the announcement that the streaming service is hiking its prices, and could now cost you up to £13.99 a month.The platform is increasing prices by £1 per month for its standard package to £9.99, and by £2 per month on its premium package to £13.99.

Martin Lewis was back on TV on Thursday night after a three-week festive break to share more financial top tips and consumer news. During the half hour Martin Lewis Money Show Live programme, the financial guru shared details about the new Global Health Insurance Card (GHIC).