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Martin Lewis hits out at ‘irresponsible’ messaging over first-time buyer savings

The consumer champion said Treasury messaging about potential tax savings for first-time buyers appears ‘fundamentally irresponsible’.

Evening Standard

Martin Lewis slams 'nonsense' Government stamp duty claim

The money saving expert took to Twitter to disprove Government claims about the potential savings for first time buyers

Bristol Post

Martin Lewis brands government’s stamp duty savings claim ‘irresponsible nonsense’

Money Saving Expert founder criticises Treasury for giving public ‘false hope’ and implying a £30k salary could buy £500k home

The Independent UK

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The Treasury deletes tweet after Martin Lewis hit out at 'irresponsible' first-time buyer messaging

The awkward exchange between the consumer champion and Chief Secretary to the Treasury MP Chris Philp, led to the Tory MP saying he would 'take a look' at the 'anomaly between the salary and house value'. The 'misleading' tweet has now been deleted.

Wales Online

Martin Lewis pans 'nonsense’ UK Government tweet on tax cuts

FINANCE expert Martin Lewis has slammed a UK Government tweet which claimed first time buyers in London could save over £12,000 as “nonsense”.

The National (Scotland)

Martin Lewis hits out at ‘irresponsible’ messaging over first-time buyer savings - OLD

The consumer champion said Treasury messaging about potential mini-budget savings for first-time buyers appears ‘fundamentally irresponsible’.

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis demands Government deletes 'nonsense' tweet about Stamp Duty savings

The money saving expert called out the Government on Twitter as he attacked its claims about the potential savings for first time buyers and demanded a tweet be deleted

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Martin Lewis on Kwasi Kwarteng's 'sad' Good Morning Britain absence after budget U-turn

GMB host Martin Lewis revealed he was 'sad' that Kwasi Kwarteng had 'chosen not to appear' on the show as he hosted on Monday

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis warns 'don't buy that house' as mortgages could rise by £5k a year

The Money Saving Expert founder was on Good Morning Britain on Monday

Liverpool Echo

What is the £500m Household Support Fund and how to apply for it

The grant will be doubled to £1 billion from April, but what does that mean for you?

The Independent UK

UK households face £100-a-week energy bills as winter chill sets in

The price cap rose yesterday from £1,971 to £2,500 meaning weekly gas and electric bills will go up with the coming weeks seeing the temperatures plummet and heating turned up

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis gives warning for those who pay their energy bills via direct debit

The money expert issued the warning to any customers who pay their energy bills by direct debit ahead of the increase in costs that will come in from this month

Daily Mirror

Stephen Graham shares tribute to 'lil sis' Jodie Comer as he celebrates success

Stephen was beaming with pride as he celebrated their success

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis 'very concerned' amid uncertainty over DWP benefits rise

There are calls for them to increase in line with inflation

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Edinburgh Live

EDF, British Gas: Martin Lewis explains what to do if you can't submit your energy meter reading

British Gas, SSE, OVO, Octopus Energy and more have issued an update to customers as Martin Lewis urges people not to panic if they can't submit their meter readings.

Edinburgh Live

British Gas, SSE, EDF, Bulb Energy: How to submit meter readings as last day confirmed

Customers are being urged to submit meter readings ahead of the price cap that will rise the average household bill to £2,500. Martin Lewis has been urging people to give their meter readings through the week.

Daily Record

Why you need to read your gas and electric meter today - how to submit

Submitting a meter reading takes only minutes and should stop you from being overcharged for energy use.

Bristol Post

Martin Lewis and Which? energy price cap advice on taking meter reading

Tomorrow (October 1) sees the price cap rise from £1,971 to £2,500 for average usage

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Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis explains what you should do if you can't enter an energy meter reading today

The ideology behind submitting a meter reading now is that it should lower the risk of your supplier charging you the more expensive unit rates for energy used before October 1.

Wales Online

House sales fall through and buyers left in limbo as panic hits property market

Worried lenders have suddenly pulled a record number of mortgage deals

Daily Mirror

Full list of energy firm deadlines if you can't submit meter reading today

Big energy firms are giving customers extensions to their meter reading deadlines, to avoid staff being overloaded and their websites crashing in a repeat of the April disaster

Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis urges householders to read their meters TODAY before energy price rise tomorrow

From Saturday, energy bills will be going up - as a result householders are providing up-to-date meter readings to make sure they aren't paying more than they have to

Manchester Evening News

What to do if you cannot submit a meter reading to your energy provider today

Households are being urged to take meter readings TODAY ahead of the October energy price hike

Daily Mirror

Meter Reading Day: You must check your energy usage TODAY as prices rise tomorrow

Energy bills are rising from tomorrow, and households are flocking to give up-to-date meter readings to make sure they aren't paying more than they absolutely have to

Nottingham Post

Mortgage calculator determines how much you could pay if interest rates soar

The Bank of England could raise interest rates to 6%

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