The Martin Lewis Money Show (2012-2025) - Series 14 Episodes and Ratings

It's the first show of 2025 and Martin is ringing in the New Year with a bill-busting special - there's all the latest money news as well as hints and hacks to help us keep on top of our family finances.

Martin is joined by a panel of specialists as he talks about debt cost cutting and the best way to manage if we have maxed out our credit cards.

Martin covers personal pensions with a panel of experts while his Big Briefing covers how to get one, what to save, consolidating, taking your pension and more.

Martin continues to explore the money issues that matter to us - this time the themes are marriage and divorce as he discusses the nine financial benefits to wedding.

On the day the new energy price cap is announced and with another rate rise expected, Martin tells us the best ways to cut costs, putting our questions direct to the CEO of Ofgem.

Martin is back with all the latest financial deals, his News You Can Use, and an urgent call-out for those over 40 as he explains how to turn 800 pounds into 5,000 pounds by boosting state pensions before the door slams shut in April 2025.

Consumer champion Martin Lewis continues his quest to save the British public a fortune by revealing more money-saving tips, budgeting advice and shopping secrets.

The cash expert answers the financial questions that matter most, and offers tips and tricks for making finances go further

Martin is back with a one-off summer travel special from Bristol covering all the must-know financial tips in preparation for the holiday season ahead.

Martin is back to help us manage our money, equip young people with essential financial know-how, and present the latest energy update in his News You Can Use feature.

Martin is back with all the latest information on the recent car finance compensation claim ruling and a sit-down discussion with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA).

With news of a change to the system for credit scoring bands being rolled out, Martin unpacks all things credit scores in his Big Briefing and what their impact might be.