It Pays to Watch

Consumer affairs expert Martin Lewis continues to offer viewers essential money-saving advice. In the last instalment of the series, Martin gives advice on how to beat the credit crunch this festive season, and meets ‘The Apprentice’ contestant Raef Bjayou.

It Pays to Watch continues to show viewers how to make the most of their savings, get cheap weekend breaks, successfully tackle credit-card debt and dodge big fares on the rail network. The popular Money Saving News slot also makes a welcome return, as Martin tracks down the latest hot deals, offers, loopholes and freebies.

Martin is joined on the show by Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot, who goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme. As well as covering big campaign stories, the series explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills.

Consumer affairs expert Martin Lewis continues to offer viewers essential money-saving advice. In this instalment, Martin shows how to snap up fantastic last-minute winter holidays at bargain prices. And a canny money saver from Glasgow reveals how he got a better deal on his mobilephone package by negotiating with his supplier.

It Pays to Watch continues to show viewers how to make the most of their savings, get cheap weekend breaks, successfully tackle credit-card debt and dodge big fares on the rail network. The popular Money Saving News slot also makes a welcome return, as Martin tracks down the latest hot deals, offers, loopholes and freebies.

Martin is joined on the show by Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot, who goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme. As well as covering big campaign stories, the series explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills.

Consumer affairs expert Martin Lewis continues a new run of the show that offers viewers essential money-saving advice. In this instalment, Martin demonstrates how to transfer debts and pay less interest on credit card accounts. And one canny saver reveals how she recovered £3,000 in insurance payments.

Martin is joined on the show by Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot, who goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme. As well as covering big campaign stories, the series explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills.

It Pays to Watch continues to show viewers how to make the most of their savings, get cheap weekend breaks, successfully tackle credit-card debt and dodge big fares on the rail network. The popular Money Saving News slot also makes a welcome return, as Martin tracks down the latest hot deals, offers, loopholes and freebies.

Consumer affairs expert Martin Lewis continues a new run of the show that offers viewers essential money-saving advice. In this instalment, Martin explores a variety of savings accounts and meets a canny customer who reclaimed a small fortune in council tax.

Martin is joined on the show by Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot, who goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme. As well as covering big campaign stories, the series explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills.

It Pays to Watch continues to show viewers how to make the most of their savings, get cheap weekend breaks, successfully tackle credit-card debt and dodge big fares on the rail network. The popular Money Saving News slot also makes a welcome return, as Martin tracks down the latest hot deals, offers, loopholes and freebies.

Consumer affairs expert Martin Lewis returns for a new run of the show that offers viewers essential money-saving advice. In the first programme, Martin looks at a whole range of measures to help householders slash their bills and expenses in the wake of the credit crunch. Plus, one super saver explains how she has managed to put aside £9,000 a year by restructuring her finances.

Martin is joined on the show by Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot, who goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme. As well as covering big campaign stories, the series explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills.

This week sees the final instalment of the magazine series in which Martin Lewis shares his money-saving expertise. In this programme, Martin turns his attention to the studio audience, before subjecting ‘Britain’s Bravest’ presenter Dermot Murnaghan to the wallet workout. Martin presents this series with Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering big campaign stories, the show explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week, Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total which is added to the ‘celebrity wallet workout wall’. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In this instalment, Martin focuses on hidden money, exploring how members of the public can locate billions of pounds in unclaimed cash.

Martin presents this series with Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering big campaign stories, the show explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week, Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to
inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In
this instalment, Martin offers advice on how to
save money on food, and gives Edwina Currie a full
wallet work-out. Plus, Ruth meets a money-saver
with a peerless knack for picking up freebies.
Martin presents this series with Five News
correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering
big campaign stories, the show explains how to
become a savvy consumer, with advice on
reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week,
Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies
up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to
inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In
this instalment, Martin passes on some tips on
how to book flights and hotels for less; roving
reporter Ruth Liptrot meets a champion haggler;
and Martin presents his weekly roundup of the
latest deals, freebies and loopholes.
Martin presents this series with Five News
correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering
big campaign stories, the show explains how to
become a savvy consumer, with advice on
reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week,
Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies
up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total
which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout
Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out
onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people
who have taken money-saving to the extreme.
This week, Martin has some invaluable tips to

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to
inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In
this instalment, Martin lifts the lid on the world of
cashback websites, which claim to allow users to
earn money and spend money at the same time.
Plus, Ruth picks up some handy old-fashioned
tips on how to keep her house clean and tidy.
Martin presents this series with Five News
correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering
big campaign stories, the show explains how to
become a savvy consumer, with advice on
reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week,
Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies
up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total
which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout
Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out
onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people
who have taken money-saving to the extreme.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to
inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In
this instalment, Martin lifts the lid on the world of
cashback websites, which claim to allow users to
earn money and spend money at the same time.
Plus, Ruth picks up some handy old-fashioned
tips on how to keep her house clean and tidy.
Martin presents this series with Five News
correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering
big campaign stories, the show explains how to
become a savvy consumer, with advice on
reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week,
Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies
up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total
which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout
Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out
onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people
who have taken money-saving to the extreme.
This week, Martin investigates cashback
websites. This little-known sector of the internet

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to
inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In
this instalment, Martin offers money-saving tips to
motorists, while journalist Kelvin MacKenzie
undergoes the wallet workout.
Martin presents this series with Five News
correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering
big campaign stories, the show explains how to
become a savvy consumer, with advice on
reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week,
Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies
up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total
which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout
Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out
onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people
who have taken money-saving to the extreme.
This week, Martin turns his financial focus to the
nation’s motoring expenses. With petrol prices in
the UK at a record high and with the London
Congestion Charge due to rise to £25 a day for

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to
inspire viewers to take charge of their finances.
This week, Martin looks at how to slash telephone
bills and line-rental charges. Actor Matt Di Angelo
submits his wallet for a workout, and Ruth Liptrot
finds out how part-time work as a music critic can
top up your bank balance.
Martin presents this series with Five News
correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering
big campaign stories, the show explains how to
become a savvy consumer, with advice on
reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week,
Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies
up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total
which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout
Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out
onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people
who have taken money-saving to the extreme.
The main money item of this week’s programme
is a look at telephone pricing. Martin shows how

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In the final instalment of the current series, a family tries out Martin’s special budget calculator; while Ruth Liptrot meets a champion haggler who saves money by avoiding paying the full price for anything.

Martin presents this series with Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering big campaign stories, the show explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week, Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme.

Money-saving expert Martin Lewis continues to inspire viewers to take charge of their finances. In this week’s show, a family try out Martin’s special budget calculator and Ruth Liptrot meets a champion haggler who saves money by avoiding paying the full price for anything.

Martin presents this series with Five News correspondent Ruth Liptrot. As well as covering big campaign stories, the show explains how to become a savvy consumer, with advice on reclaiming cash and cutting bills. Each week, Martin rifles through a celebrity’s wallet and tallies up the cash that could be saved in a year – a total which is added to the Celebrity Wallet Workout Wall. Meanwhile, reporter Ruth Liptrot goes out onto the streets of Britain to meet ordinary people who have taken money-saving to the extreme.