The series sees Martin Lewis tackle the biggest financial topics each week, in front of a live studio audience, to help you make the most out of your money
Martin Lewis is back on ITV tomorrow evening with the latest instalment of his Martin Lewis Money Show Live TV show.
The series sees the MoneySavingExpert.com founder tackle the biggest financial topics each week, in front of a live studio audience, to help you make the most out of your money. ITV airs new hour-long episodes every Tuesday at 8pm, with the Martin Lewis Money Show Live – which is co-hosted by broadcaster and retired sprinter Jeanette Kwakye – now in its 14th series.
Last week saw Martin kick-start his first show of 2025 with a focus on slashing your household bills, from broadband to mobile costs. But what will the MoneySavingExpert.com founder be discussing this week? Because this is a live show, we don’t know exactly what tips Martin will be sharing, but he has revealed he will be focusing on debts.
Writing on X, he said: “Do you have credit card, loan, overdraft or BNPL debt? On tomorrow’s @itvMLshow 8pm I’ll take questions on how to slash the cost (or deal more easily) with ’em all. Plus I’ll be joined by debt counsellors for questions on IVAs, bankruptcy too. So if you’ve got a question pls post here Or to keep it anonymous email the team at martinlewis@itv.com.”
The official Martin Lewis Money Show Live page on X also posted: “On Tuesday’s show, Martin will discuss the complex subject of Debt. Do you have concerns or questions about how to manage your debts? If so, please get in touch.”
You can apply for free tickets to be in the audience of future Martin Lewis Money Show Live broadcasts through SRO Audiences. There is a minimum age limit of 18. SRO explains: “Successful applicants are randomly selected from amongst those who apply. We aim to email tickets to the successful applicants as quickly as possible.”
ITV has not revealed the date for the final show of this series, but SRO is currently accepting applications for tickets to shows going as far ahead as March 18. There may be more shows beyond this date – it is best to keep an eye out on social media for upcoming shows.
Last week, we reported how Martin Lewis what a major broadband and mobile bill shake-up means for you. Telecom firms are now banned by Ofcom from using mid-contract price rises that are linked to inflation, with new rules coming into effect from January 17.
Companies must now outline any increases in “pounds and pence” so households can see exactly how much they will end up paying – but this only applies for new contracts and renewing contracts. Martin said this mans households could still end up being subject to big future price rises.
