Martin Lewis urges people to check if they’re eligible for £140 off their winter fuel bills

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Martin Lewis shared four ways consumers may be missing out on claiming back thousands of pounds in unclaimed money.In a special edition of The Money Show Live, the financial guru shared success stories that viewers have recently had after they spotted segments in the programme they decided to look into.Martin started the ‘News-You-Can-Use’ part of the show by saying: “This is all about big money you may be missing out on, I’ve got four of them.”To encourage viewers to check whether they’re

Martin Lewis was back on television on Thursday night in a special edition of his hugely popular Money Show Live programme where he shared an incredible success story from one viewer who claimed back thousands of pounds after following his advice. Three months ago, 77-year-old Jill, watched one of Martin’s coronavirus-special TV shows about married women who may have been underpaid State Pension.

coronavirus restrictions remain in place across Scotland which means a large number of employees are still working from home with limited or no time at all spent in the office. And now money-saving expert, Martin Lewis, has some good news for remote workers.

Mirror reports how he was unimpressed with the results. "This is a shambles by the Government," the finance journalist tweeted on seeing the initial results."Currently 6 in 7 who've applied for the Green Home Grant find it a flop as no installers can do it.

ECHO. He said:"They say it’s better to only put the heating on when you need it."You pay to pump energy in as and when is needed, and to keep pumping it in constantly isn’t efficient."Martin suggested the best way to heat the home is to use a timer."Using a timer's best, because your thermostat is designed to turn your heating on and off to keep you home at the temperature you set it at.

MoneySavingExpert.com site explaining exactly why this is happening and how you can avoid being stung by an extra cost.He says: "It's a non-repayable, taxable grant, worth up to £6,570, made up of 3mths' worth (of 70%) of average trading profits."Martin adds: "It is made up of a single payment made up of 70% of three months' worth of average monthly trading profits over three months capped at £2,190/mth.

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Daily Star, Martin warned that sometimes you have to apply for a deadline and there can be caps on the number of customers given the discount, so he advised viewers to get cracking.

Liverpool Echo, a stopcock is the control tap for your mains water as it flows in from the supply on your street. Most people actually have two stopcocks - one inside the building and the other outside.

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Martin Lewis has spoken out to defend himself on Twitter after sharing a photo showing him wearing a face mask in a car. The Money Saving Expert posted a selfie taken in the back of a vehicle as he was driven to filming.