Martin Lewis shares four ways to claim back 'big money' including PPI interest, Council Tax and marriage allowance

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Mirror. This is the biggy - with as many 400,000 homes in the wrong council tax band.If you're in the wrong band, and paying too much council tax, you can also backdate this all the way to 1993.Martin pointed to one viewer who claimed back £3,300 as a result.And it's simple to check, too."I came up for with this system back in 2007 ...

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 local council. 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.

Martin Lewis appeared on Lorraine Kelly’s morning TV show this week to encourage every woman watching to check they are being paid the correct amount of State Pension. The money-saving expert has made the plea several times recently in an effort to give women across the UK a gentle nudge towards checking their payments.

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MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, he said: "I've been the Money Saving Expert for 20yrs (I know, thanks, I look younger) and can't think of a worse time for savers. "The market's top easy-access rate's just 0.75%.

Hull Live reports how viewers were quick to notice though that Martin sounded under the weather and began to fear for his health.

Martin Lewis is urging thousands of women in the UK to check their state pension payments. Appearing on ITV's Lorraine show, the finance journalist explained how many women could in fact be missing out on payments thanks to an “antiquated” set of rules which affect certain married women, widowed women and those who are divorced.

Facebook and WhatsApp.The MoneySavingExpert flagged up a post that warns against an “extremely sophisticated” scam involving banks.It warns of a message that says payment hasn’t been taken from a number of mobile phone networks, reports the Mirror.The apparent message is said to have a ‘click here’ link that will seemingly dry your bank account of money.It ends saying that the post has been ‘confirmed’ by Martin Lewis.But the money saving guru took to Twitter to deny any link to it and has

Martin Lewis to shoppers who have already bought Christmas presents. The money journalist appeared on ITV's This Morning, where he explained your rights for returning Christmas gifts that have been bought online.