The Martin Lewis Money Show Season 7

The financial journalist and Angellica Bell look at the issue of council tax, revealing if viewers could be paying too much, due a refund or entitled to a discount. Plus, they reveal how to go about getting compensation for delayed trains.

This episode sees Martin answer the biggest question asked when the show is out and about on its roadshows - 'What should I do with my child's savings?' We'll also reveal how to get cheap life insurance, an out-of-this world method for deciphering those confusing supermarket deals, and a neat little trick to getting cheaper train travel.

With parents, grandparents and students all being concerned about a being saddled with a lifetime of debt, the financial journalist and Angellica Bell present a special edition focusing on student loans, revealing how best to plan, manage and pay for them.

Over the past five years the financial journalist has been instrumental in the British public being able to reclaim millions back after being mis-sold payment protection insurance when taking out loans, credit cards or mortgages. In this edition, Martin reveals how people could still make a claim and be owed thousands despite not being mis-sold PPI in the first place.

Martin and Angellica explain the benefits of having a 'Lifetime ISA' or a 'Help to Buy ISA' in this edition of the programme. We also find out how you can do all your weekly shopping for less than ú2!

Martin Lewis and Angellica Bell present a 'Credit Score Special'. If you are trying to get a credit card, mortgage or loan, you need to watch this show! Do you also want the benefit of all those store loyalty cards but without the weight of them around in your wallet? Fortunately for you, Martin has the perfect solution!

The financial journalist and co-host Angellica Bell present a January `bill busting' special, answering viewers' questions live and revealing the best phone, broadband, bank account, breakdown cover and digital TV deals currently on the market.

Consumer champion Martin Lewis asks why 60 per cent of the nation have never switched energy providers - they are more than likely to be overpaying on their gas and electricity bills. With winter on the way and prices rising, household energy bills are only going up. Martin and Angellica Bell explain how easy it is switch provider and save money.