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BBC Radio 5 Live


Martin Lewis answers your financial questions, offering valuable money-saving tips.


The Martin Lewis Podcast

Martin interviews Jonathan Brearley - the CEO of Great Britain's energy regulator OFGEM.

Tell Us is all about your pocket money rules.

Mastermind this week looks at your right to return gifts.

Plus advice on the best tactics for Scrabble and tips on train ticket refunds and car finance.

Ofgem special: Why are UK energy prices so high? We ask the regulator’s boss that and more!

Martin answers your Money Saving and financial questions on topics such as inheritance tax, how much to have in your pension, debt pay off pecking order, life insurance, how interest payments work, cash ISA rules, car finance and even the tax arrangements of Father Christmas.

There is also a Mastermind looking at credit card interest repayment.

A Tell-Us your to need knows special: Inheritance tax, Pension savings, debt pecking order, life insurance, compound interest.

The Martin Lewis Podcast is here, with a brand new sound. Martin and Nihal Arthanayake talk mortgages as listeners ask if they should stick with a longer fix or take a chance on variable rates. Martin’s got some special tips on how you might be able to top up your state pension and how to get some extra cash in time for Christmas. Plus, have you ever found a bone fide second-hand bargain?

Mortgages: Stick or Twist?

Martin Lewis on why it’s financially crucial to prepare death, divorce and dementia. But don’t be down, there’s also advice on energy, cheap train travel and free beer.

Preparing for death, divorce & dementia

Who gets the cost of living payment? When is the second cost of living payment? The Martin Lewis Podcast is here – and Martin has an urgent plea for anyone who hasn’t receive their £150 council tax rebate.

Martin and BBC Radio 5live’s Nihal Arthanayake talk returns, ‘pre-NUPPs’ and baboon bums.

They ask whether it is possible to cut back at Christmas?

Plus Martin’s advice on how to best protect your savings from inflation and what to do if you have an order with furniture site Made.com after it entered administration

Savings boost, Christmas pre-NUPPs & baboon bums

The Martin Lewis Podcast is here – founder of Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis joins BBC Radio 5 live’s Nihal Arthanayake to answer your questions – such as is Black Friday a good deal? Also this week, Martin has an urgent plea for anyone who can’t afford to clear their credit card debit: get a 0% balance transfer. And there’s Martin’s analysis of the key announcements in Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s autumn statement.

Elsewhere in the podcast, ‘Tell Us’ how much of your Christmas shopping have you done? What did you buy and when did you start? Nihal takes on Martin’s Money Mastermind – he’s quizzed on the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS) and FCA regulations.

Plus podcast exclusive money-saving tips, including where to get a free letter from Santa and how to extend expiring Tesco Clubcard vouchers.

Producer: Isabelle Tudor
Editors: Will Cooper, Tom Green and Ben Sears

Budget Analysis, Credit, Christmas and Jeremy Hunt’s Fiscal Drag Show

The Martin Lewis Podcast is here – founder of Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis answers your financial questions. 

What is Grey Friday? When is Cyber Monday? Martin reveals whether Black Friday is any good. He shares the best and the worst type of deals – plus his take on pre-Xmas, Boxing Day and January sales. But before you get pulled into an impulse buy, Martin coaches us in his ‘Money Mantras’ and ‘Black Friday shopping memo’. 

This week, listeners Sheena and Aimee got in touch to ask about interest on Help-to-Save and energy bills. Elsewhere in the podcast, ‘Tell Us’ the most expensive thing you’ve bought but never used.

Black Friday ‘best’ deals – are they worth it?

The Martin Lewis Podcast is here. Founder of Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis answers your financial questions including is a dehumidifier a cost effective way to dry clothes? Is it cheaper to use an oven, air-fryer or microwave? 
This week, Martin has an urgent plea for those aged between 45 and 70. As you could be missing years off your state pension worth £1,000s, so check now. 
Elsewhere in the show, ‘Tell Us’ have you re-gifted gifts. What was it? Did it backfire? Plus Martin’s podcast exclusive money-saving tips and the cheapest shop to buy Baileys this week.

Producer: Isabelle Tudor, Laura Harmes 
Editors: Will Cooper, Tom Green, and Ben Sears

How to turn £800 into £5,500

On this week’s podcast Martin and Nihal Arthanayake share their energy saving tips, Martin’s got an update on a mortgage summit he’s involved in with the Chancellor, and there’s a bonus podcast-only tip for savers too!

Energy cost cutters, Mortgages, 7% and Will he or won’t he?

The Martin Lewis Podcast is here. Founder of Money Saving Expert, Martin Lewis answers your financial questions including when is the £200 payment for homes that use heating oil, have an LPG boiler or biomass boiler due?

In the 12 months to November 2022 the inflation figure was 10.7% but what does inflation mean? Why is inflation so high? When will inflation go down?

This week, Martin has an urgent reminder for people to check if they are eligible for pension credit as the deadline for the Cost of Living payment of £324 is this week. 

Elsewhere in the show, Countdown's Susie Dent gets in touch about Martin’s dictionary corner. ‘Tell Us’ what’s the one piece of money wisdom you wish you could tell your 18-year-old self? Plus Martin’s podcast exclusive money-saving tips – such as the cheapest places to get your Christmas vegetables. 

Producer: Isabelle Tudor

Consumer right & wrongs, dictionary corner, advice to 18yr old self…

Martin tells you all about the money you might not know you’re entitled to

Plus, is it worth looking at Black Friday deals on broadband?

Listeners ‘Tell Us’ about when their children have impressed them with their financial know how

And Mastermind tackles the thorny subject of which debt is the most expensive.

Get in touch: email martinlewispodcast@bbc.co.uk

Are you missing out on £1,000s? If you’re married OR got kids OR low income OR pensioner you may well be!

Are you missing out on £1,000s? If you’re married OR got kids OR low income OR pensioner you may well be!

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