Martin Lewis arrived in Liverpool last night to film the Money Show Live's end of season special.
I applied for tickets as soon as I saw the ITV programme would be coming to St George's Hall and was thrilled when I landed a place to see the live broadcast. I was one of hundreds of people who braved the rainy conditions to queue outside the famous landmark to see the finance guru in the flesh.
The consumer champion has established himself as one of the UK's most important voices as many have relied on his valuable financial advice to help them navigate through the cost-of-living crisis. The 50-year-old has developed the sort of universal appeal modern day politicians can only dream of, which is why he often finds himself batting away demands to become the next Chancellor of the Exchequer.
