The Martin Lewis Money Show

Series 6

11 episodes · Nov 22, 2016

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  • S6E1

    Episode 1

    Nov 22, 2016

    New series. The financial journalist returns with an hour-long special set in front of an audience at a London dockside warehouse. He attempts to save consumers money on their energy bills, and with the help of co-presenters Saira Khan and Ranvir Singh, viewers will also be invited to get in touch via social media and email during the show to talk about their own switching stories. Plus, predictions for the upcoming Black Friday discounts

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  • S6E2

    Episode 2

    Nov 28, 2016

    Martin Lewis and Saira Khan look at various ways to save money. In this show, they offer tips on how to get the most out of your savings in the wake of interest rate cuts.

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  • S6E3

    Episode 3

    Dec 5, 2016

    The financial journalist is joined by Saira Khan to present money-saving tips to help consumers cope with the current economic climate, offering expert advice on everything from premium bonds, student loans and tax credits to supermarket loyalty schemes and high-street shopping.

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  • S6E4

    Episode 4

    Dec 12, 2016
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  • S6E5

    Episode 5

    Jan 9, 2017
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  • S6E6

    Episode 6

    Jan 16, 2017
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  • S6E7

    Episode 7

    Jan 23, 2017

    Finance show presented by Martin Lewis and Saira Khan. In this programme, Martin and Saira reveal how to book a fantastic summer holiday at a great price, as well as rounding up the latest on cheap foreign currency, travel insurance and flights.

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  • S6E8

    Episode 8

    Jan 30, 2017
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  • S6E9

    Episode 9

    Feb 6, 2017
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  • S6E10

    Episode 10

    Feb 13, 2017
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  • S6E11

    Episode 11

    Feb 20, 2017

    Martin Lewis and Saira Khan offer more money saving tips. In the final show of the series, Martin and Saira have new information on lifetime ISAs and tips on how a credit card can act as a guarantee. Plus they offer more out-of-this-world savings advice.

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