Martin Lewis' urgent message to all UK homeowners

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

Martin Lewis told viewers that from August 1, the BBC TV licence fee will only be free to anyone over the age of 75 who is receiving Pension Credit. The founder of MoneySavingExpert.com estimates there are over 1.5 million eligible households across the UK that haven’t claimed the benefits top-up because they don't realise they can.

Martin Lewis revealed on Twitter on Wednesday that stamp duty would be cut immediately. The This Morning star tweeted: "Stamp duty cut IMMEDIATELY.

Martin Lewis has treated his wife Lara Lewington to a romantic night out – their first date night together since lockdown restrictions were put in place.WATCH: Martin Lewis reassures wife Lara Lewington following hilarious on-air gaffeTaking to his Twitter page on Monday, the This Morning money saving expert explained they opted for a weekday outing to the pub in order to avoid busy crowds over the weekend when restrictions were eased.WATCH: Martin Lewis apologises after wife Lara Lewington's

Self Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS) was introduced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak in April to provide financial support for self-employed workers affected by the coronavirus pandemic. The first SEISS grant is worth 80 per cent of monthly trading profits for three months, capped at £7,500 and the deadline for applications is Monday, July 13, 2020.

Birmingham Live reports that, on Thursday night it wasn't the money journalist's content which had people talking, but his health.

Martin Lewis has told his wife Lara Lewington that he loves her very much despite her on-air gaffe on Thursday's Martin Lewis Money Show.

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued an important warning to drivers after MOT rules were changed this week.On Monday, Roads minister Baroness Vere announced that from August 1, MOT tests will once again be mandatory.Baroness Vere said: "As people return to our roads, it is vital that motorists are able to keep their vehicles safe.

Birmingham Live.Writing to his followers, he said: "APOLOGY. I made an error on the #martinlewis show just now."The top 1 year fixed savings is Marcus account, which is what I thought I'd said, but I've been told I said Metro bank.

Birmingham Live. "My view is IF YOU NEED A PAYMENT HOLIDAY, DO IT, BUT ONLY IF NEEDED," he says."The reason it's not a 'grab it' is two-fold."First, because the holiday is just a deferment, you still have to pay what's missed, and the interest that's racked up, later."Plus, while it won't go on your credit file, as I revealed a month ago, payment holidays can affect credit scores as lenders use other methods to detect them."But if you're struggling to repay, and need cash flow, do it.

latest email to shoppers, the Money Saving Expert explained that the Passport Office has said that renewing is taking longer than the usual three weeks, reports the Mirror. Due to the pandemic, some people have reportedly waited as long as three months to receive a new passport - meaning many may be unable to go on holiday as restrictions are listed.A woman called Tracy emailed Martin to complain: "Been waiting 13wks.

mortgage payment holidays have been taken out by customers impacted financially by the Covid-19 pandemic. On top of this, trade association UK Finance members have offered 27 million interest-free overdraft buffers, provided 961,700 payment deferrals on credit cards and 688,900 payment deferrals on personal loans.

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