Martin Lewis returns to ITV tonight with a brand-new episode of The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live, as he shares practical advice to help households prepare for rising energy bills and stay warm this winter.
The consumer champion will be focusing on energy-saving tips and money-saving hacks, with winter approaching and household energy costs expected to increase further in January.
Here’s everything you need to know about tonight’s programme:
- What time is Martin Lewis on tonight? The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live airs on ITV1 from 7.15pm until 8pm.
- What’s tonight’s episode about? Martin will explore ways to keep homes warm without spending a fortune, with energy bills predicted to climb by a further 24 per cent in January.
- How can you contact the show? Viewers can send their questions and money-saving success stories to the production team by email and social media.
What is Martin Lewis discussing on The Martin Lewis Money Show tonight?
With colder weather approaching, tonight’s programme will focus on one of the biggest concerns facing households across the UK: how to keep warm without energy bills spiralling out of control.
Martin will explore practical tips and clever household hacks designed to help viewers improve their energy efficiency while keeping costs down.
With energy bills predicted to rise by a further 24 per cent in January, the programme aims to help families prepare financially for the colder months ahead.
Martin will be joined by a panel of industry specialists, who will help tackle viewers’ questions about making homes more energy efficient.
The experts will look at ways to maximise everyday energy efficiency economically, offering advice on how households can make the most of the energy they use.
From practical changes around the home to simple ways of reducing unnecessary energy consumption, the programme will aim to give viewers useful ideas they can put into practice.
For households already worried about the cost of heating their homes, Martin’s advice could prove particularly valuable as winter approaches.
What time is The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live on ITV tonight?
The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live airs tonight on ITV1 from 7.15pm until 8pm.
The 45-minute programme will see Martin take viewers through the latest money-saving advice, with a particular focus on energy costs and keeping household bills under control.
Where to watch: ITV1
Time: 7.15pm-8pm
Programme: The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live
How to contact The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live
Viewers who have questions about energy bills, household spending or the advice discussed on tonight’s programme can get in touch with the production team.
The show welcomes questions, comments and personal money-saving success stories through several channels.
You can contact the team using the following details:
- Email: martinlewis@itv.com
- X (Twitter): @itvMLshow
- Facebook: The Martin Lewis Money Show Live
- Instagram: @itvmlshow
- TikTok: @itvmlshow
Viewers can use these platforms to share their experiences, ask questions and potentially have their concerns addressed by Martin and his expert guests.
Any personal information provided will be processed in accordance with the ITV Broadcasting Limited Privacy Notice, which can be found at www.itv.com/studiosprivacy.
With winter approaching and energy costs continuing to be a major concern for households, tonight’s edition promises to offer practical advice for anyone looking to keep their home warm while protecting their finances.
The Martin Lewis Money Show: Live airs tonight on ITV1 at 7.15pm.
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