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Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses:

- How you can claim back the money if you've accidentally overpaid your student loan
- The top 20 celebs used by scammers

Listeners also 'Tell Us' whether they charge their adult children rent for living in the family home.  

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses:

- All you need to know about student finance - what you're entitled to and how much you'll pay back
- Consumer rights - can online shops refuse returns?

Listeners also 'Tell Us' whether they charge their adult children rent for living in the family home.  

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses:

- The key need-to-knows to prepare for energy meter-reading week
- How to boost your savings
- Whether a Lifetime ISA can help you get on the property ladder

Listeners also 'Tell Us' what they prefer to buy on the cheap, from sausage rolls to bog rolls. 

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses

 - A new lower standing charge tariff from EDF
- Everything you need to know about travel finance
- Your consumer finance rights

Listeners also 'Tell Us' some common financial misunderstandings. 

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses

- Credit card back to basics guide
- How does credit scoring really work?
- Salary and worker's rights

Listeners also 'Tell Us' their hotel and flight booking tips.

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses

- Do you have to pay tax on your pension?
- Banks that are currently willing to pay you to switch
- The difference between 'typical' and 'representative' APR on credit cards and loans

Listeners also 'Tell Us' their budget wedding stories. 

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast it's a 'Tell Us' special, Martin discusses

- The Money-Festo: How to improve Britain, including:

- Shrinkflation
- Term-time holidays
- Tax-cuts for downsizers
- And more...

Listen to this week’s podcast for free on BBC Sounds | Apple Podcasts | Spotify or most other places that you get podcasts from (and why not subscribe while you’re there). In this week’s podcast, Martin discusses

- Finally, energy fixes that save you cash
- Your grandparents' financial wisdom
- Mental health & benefits

He also explains what the potential reforms to PIP might mean for you. Listeners also 'Tell Us' the best financial tips they've been given by grandparents. 

In this week's episode, Shop-staff insider tips | Save v overpay mortgage | Child Benefit changes, Martin reacts to new inflation figures, and discusses whether it's worth overpaying on your mortgage. He also explains what the recent child benefit changes mean for parents. In this week's 'Tell Us', listeners who've retail experience share their tips for getting better deals in shops.  

In this week's episode, Savers: should you urgently get money in a cash ISA?, Martin explains the difference between regular savings accounts and cash ISAs, and how to maximise your ISA allowance. Listeners also 'Tell Us' the most surprising questions their children have asked about money, and Nihal answers a Mastermind question on car insurance. 

In the first of this week's two podcasts, What the Budget really means for you & Clive Myrie plays Martin’s Mastermind, Martin reacts to the Chancellor's Spring Budget, including cuts to National Insurance, changes to debt relief orders and new repayment terms to Universal Credit budgeting advance loans. He also talks about his campaign win on child benefit, and his thoughts on next steps for his Lifetime ISA campaign. 

This week's episode, Can you beat the energy price cut? Trains crisis, Martin gives his thoughts on options for fixing or switching your energy tariff, as predictions say the energy price cap will soon be cut. He also talks about his recent nightmare rail journey, and shares some money saving tips. In this week's 'Tell Us', listeners share their stories of asking for a pay rise. 

In this week's episode, In the wrong council tax band? 100,000 are and are due £1,000s back, Martin tells you how to check if you're paying too much council tax or if you could be eligible for a discount. In the 'Tell Us', landlords share their tips for tenants to make sure they're getting the best deal.  

This week's episode, Car finance reclaim £1,000s? Married MoneySaving & haggling stories, Martin talks about the FCA's new investigation into car finance mis-selling that could lead to reclaims worth potentially £1,000s. He also discusses how to claim a backdated bereavement payment if your partner died after 2001, and this week's 'Tell Us' is all about your best haggling stories.

This week's episode, Money Mastermind Special 2023, it's the festive one - a compilation of the best Money Mastermind's of the year. Regular listeners will know Martin quizzes Five Live's Nihal Arthanayake on his financial knowhow each week, so we've compiled some of the best for you lucky, lucky podcast listeners to enjoy.

In this week's episode, How to understand: pensions, tax, APRs, and more... it’s a “Tell Us” special with Martin. He answers your personal finance questions on everything from pensions to tax, and energy to APRs.

Plus Nihal makes his way out of the 5 Live show and into Martin’s podcast-only space for a special Mastermind. Can he finally get to grips with Martin’s question? Listen to find out.

In this week's episode, Beat the 5% energy price hike? And Autumn Statement  practicals, Martin explains that from January 2024 there will be a 5% rise in the energy price cap and what this means for your energy bills. Plus, a practical step-by-step explanation of the Autumn Statement - what you need to know, and how it'll affect you.

In this week's episode, How £1 could make 1st time buyers £1,000s…, Martin explains why Lifetime ISAs are a no brainer for some first-time buyers - but it has one major problem!

He also discusses how you can time your energy usage to make you money., has tips on the most cost-effective bank cards to use abroad as well as some of the best deals on some Christmas drinks. And this week’s ‘Tell Us’ focusses on great customer service.

In this week's episode, Can you reclaim PPI again & 1m+ owed money back on student loans, Martin explains how PPI reclaiming may be back - a new legal action means you could you reclaim £1,000s (even if you were paid before) if you had a loan, credit card, car finance, catalogue debt etc.

Plus, all former students with student loans should check if they can reclaim £100s or even £1,000s from overpaid student loan payments. Martin explains who is eligible and how to reclaim. 

This week's episode Budget special: energy, tax, childcare, pension and Help to Save, Martin Lewis reacts to Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s Spring Budget, including analysis of the extended free childcare, pension reforms, extended support for energy bills, prepayment energy charges and much, much more.

Elsewhere in the podcast, you Tell Us your top budgeting tips, how do you stick to a budget? Is it 'credit card in freezer' or spreadsheets? Plus Nihal takes on Martin’s Money Mastermind, and this week is quizzed on Section 75 of the Consumer Credit Act.

In this week's episode Energy bill help, free wills and super service, Martin Lewis explains why he has been urging Chancellor Jeremy Hunt to postpone the Energy Price Guarantee price rise (which is planned to rise by 20% from 1 April) – a plea now backed by more than 85 other organisations.

Elsewhere in the podcast, ‘Tell Us’ what is your best ever experience of customer service? When did a firm go above and beyond and who was it with? Did it make you more loyal in future?

Plus Martin’s podcast exclusive money-saving tips, including changes to app based Chase Bank and how to get a free solicitor-drafted will.

In this week's episode Haggling help, LISAs, free cash for teens? And more… Martin confirms broadband and mobile phone price hikes of 14% are coming in April, so for millions of those who are out of contract you can ditch and switch or haggle to get a cheaper price.

Plus, Martin demands reforms to rules and thresholds linked to Lifetime ISAs as he warns they could be costing first-time buyers. And in this week's 'tell us' Martin's asks for your best haggling stories; how much did you save, and what are your top haggling tips? 

In this week's episode 24,630 steps to sorting your debts, kid finance gurus and more Martin explains how you can cut down your debt to 0%, including overdrafts and credit cards.

In this week's "tell us" Martin asks how your kids have helped you with your finances, and in his Mastermind question with Nihal, Martin explains how you could boost your state pension by buying more National Insurance years.

Plus, this week podcast exclusive money-saving tips include how to save on cinema tickets.

In this week's episode Will energy prices rise or fall? 1p challenge and cash ISAs Martin talks through the new energy price rises and answers your financial questions including why are wholesale gas prices falling but bills aren’t? and what are my rights if my parcel isn’t delivered?

Plus, Martin explains if cash ISAs are still worth it or should you ditch. And this week podcast exclusive money-saving tips include an urgent warning to high earners and the self-employed, and a plea to anyone who pays for a NHS prescription.

In this week's episode Energy cost cutting tips, mortgages and 7% savings, Martin shares his energy saving tips, and has an update on a mortgage summit he’s involved in with the Chancellor. Plus, Martin's podcast exclusive tip for savers.