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With the summer well and truly here, many Brits may be planning to head off for a much needed holiday. But with the cost of living on the rise, it’s also a time when people up and down the country are looking for ways to reduce their spending where possible. Fortunately, money expert Martin Lewis has revealed how holidaymakers can save £200 on their holiday - even after it’s been booked.

MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis has been helping those looking to deal with the cost of living crisis by sharing his tips and tricks to live a little cheaper. The financial journalist, 49, regularly shares free money-saving tips and tricks online, and he took to Twitter to issue an "urgent" switch warning to his many social media followers amid soaring energy prices. Martin shared a switchable energy fix that is "the cheapest by far" - but it is about to be pulled, while also explaining that "it's not simple" and that there are "pros and cons".

scam involves criminals pretending to be celebrities such as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, Holly Willoughby, and even Lewis himself. As reported by The Telegraph, the scammers use fake endorsements from celebrities such as these in an attempt to lure victims into forking over cash. READ MORE — Nicola Sturgeon announces Scottish independence 'referendum' for October 2023These investment scams are expected to double this year, after already rising more than 60% since last November according to Santander.

There's a simple way to get a free £150 Amazon voucher according to Martin Lewis's MoneySavingExpert website. The deal is being given to shoppers who take out a certain type of card.

Martin Lewis has revealed the 'scary' toll the cost of living crisis has had on him personally with his mental health. The admission comes as the money expert says he told Chancellor Rishi Sunak that he is 'virtually out of tools' to give people to save cash as bills skyrocket.

Martin Lewis has revealed if he will be running for Mayor of Greater Manchester in the future. The debate about his potential candidacy comes as other famous names have suggested they might be interested in taking up the job, including former Manchester United captain and football coach Gary Neville.

Martin Lewis is urging anyone with money in a savings account to make sure they check how much interest they're making on it, as it could be time to boost it. The financial journalist, 49, regularly shares free money-saving tips and tricks online, and in the latest edition of the MoneySavingExpert.com newsletter, he's outlined how to maximise your savings.

Martin Lewis has been forced to take some time off appearing on TV and the radio after undergoing a procedure which has left his face 'monstrously swollen'. The Money Saving Expert offered an update after telling his millions of followers that he was set to undergo some agonising dental work.

Martin Lewis has warned that nearly one million people across the UK could be entitled for a huge income boost, and there's a simple way to check.The financial guru, 49, has been frequently providing free money-saving tips and tricks over recent months amid the cost of living crisis, and he's now outlined how many pensioners may be eligible for extra financial support. Those who are not claiming Pension Credit could be missing out on thousands each year, and it's estimated that nearly one million pensioners aren't claiming cash that they're eligible to receive.

Money saving expert Martin Lewis is back once again with a clever way to find cheap petrol prices in your local area. The cost of fuel is currently pushing record highs, with a standard 55-litre tank of petrol now setting you back an average £100.27p. There's usually a reasonable gap between petrol and diesel, but that is soon to be a thing of the past.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis has once again returned with a cheeky hack that could save you hundreds of pounds on your airport parking.The financial journalist shared his tips on the Martin Lewis Money Show Live where he explained that travellers could keep an extra £270 in their pockets when planning a trip abroad. During a discussion on the high costs of airport parking, the consumer guru made it all seem so easy by encouraging people to simply book a parking space in advance. Speaking on his ITV show, Martin said: "Parking at the airport, book ahead.