The Martin Lewis Podcast

Inheritance tax, bank switching bonuses, cashback stacking and the State Pension all get a practical run-through here. Martin mixes back-to-basics explanations with money-making tactics, including how some people could earn up to £600 from switching banks.

Consumer rights on personalised products, whether a fixed energy tariff can move with you, and what to do after panic-selling investments all get practical treatment here. It also includes a pension success story that added £3,000 and explains how others might check for the same issue.

Premium Bonds take centre stage as Martin weighs who they suit, who may be losing out, and what alternatives to consider. The episode also covers lending to friends and family, free or low-cost will-writing options, and a lighter debate on speakerphone etiquette.

Money basics for teenagers lead this Question Time episode, alongside practical answers on summer-job tax, time-of-use energy tariffs and using 0% finance for stoozing. There’s also a council tax re-banding success story and a note on why the show won’t be the same again.

Interest rates are the focus here, with an economist looking at where they could head over the next year and a mortgage broker translating that into practical money decisions. It’s aimed at anyone saving, borrowing, remortgaging or weighing up their next move.