Martin Lewis' urgent message about caravan park refunds

Martin Lewis responded to claims that some UK caravan parks were refusing to issue customers with refunds, despite them being unable to use the parks.At the time, the financial guru said he was compiling a dossier of complaints and said that if consumer rights have been breached he will forward it to the Competition and Markets Authority.Now, the financial guru has given new information to help owners get a refund, after being inundated with complaints from those who are still being charged the

money-saving expert covers it all.And while we usually hear him dishing out his advice, this weekend he opened up about his personal life on BBC Radio 4's Desert Island Discs.Speaking to the programmes host Lauren Laverne, Martin discussed the lovely reason he wanted to join ITV show This Morning as a money expert and the sudden, devastating loss of his mother when he was just 11-years-old.The financial journalist is often seen on ITV shows Good Morning Britain as well as This Morning and his

The UK Government is picking up the wage bills of 8.7 million furloughed workers, who are unable to do their jobs because of the coronavirus pandemic.

Homeowners who are taking a three-month mortgage payment holiday will be able to extend it for another three months, or start making reduced payments.

MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis has issued an important message to all homeowners in the UK.

Thousands of furloughed workers face uncertainty after Chancellor Rishi Sunak announced that UK Government support will end on October 31.

Martin Lewis was back on television on Thursday night offering financial advice and guidance to viewers on several coronavirus-related topic s.

Susanna Reid has denied smashing Piers Morgan's £150,000 Aston Martin after it was left damaged in the Good Morning Britain car park. Piers, 55, immediately jumped to accuse Susanna of causing the damages as she parks close to his vehicle outside the studios of their breakfast show.

Furlough has been extended until the end of October and the UK Government will continue to pay 80 per cent of workers wages until July 31.

Martin Lewis and his team of money-saving experts have been chasing travel firms and holiday companies for clear answers on refund policies since flights were first suspended due to the coronavirus pandemic.

As lockdown continues to challenge our health and economy, Martin Lewis has issued some new advice on how to navigate this tricky financial situation.

For 10 weeks, Martin Lewis has been offering financial advice to consumers on a variety of coronavirus-related topics, including furlough, payment freezes and holiday refunds.

Saving for the future may not feel like a priority at the moment as coronavirus continues to affect every household in Scotland.