When should you save and when should you spend? That's the question - and Martin Lewis is the man with the answers in this Live one hour. As well as helping you take a long hard look at your finances, Britain's best known ‘money man' will be helping us get ready for the big spending festive season ahead.

Television's best known money man, Martin Lewis, is back with his live ‘Ask Me Anything' show. Martin, who's been called the most trusted man in Britain, will be calling out the financial con artists - and helping people get their cash back. Alongside co-host Angellica Bell, he'll also be hoping to cut through some of the current confusion answering viewers burning questions on how Brexit might impact on everything from holidays to the pound in your pocket.

The nation's favourite money guru Martin Lewis has been talking about PPI for over a decade. So far an astonishing 15 billion pounds has been reclaimed. With the final deadline set for this August, Martin, wants to make sure no-one is left behind and missing out on their entitlement to mis-sold PPI. Plus, what are the pros and cons of the workplace auto-enrollment pension scheme?

This week the nation's favourite money guru, Martin Lewis, reveals clever ways you could be claiming money back - it might be through the marriage tax allowance or the uniform tax relief - tonight he gives his five big tips. Plus, with the holiday season approaching, find out tonight when is the best time to buy your travel insurance.

The nation's favourite money guru answers the question he gets asked most: 'where should I put my savings?'. With rates finally starting to improve, Martin wants to make sure you are getting enough interest on your hard-earned cash. Plus, if your old energy supplier comes knocking with a big bill six months after you left them - what are your rights?

The nation's favourite money guru, Martin Lewis, explains how you could make a small fortune as a 'comper', with one viewer reporting winnings in excess of seventy thousand pounds. With more people asking about Equity Release, Martin explains all the possible options.

Tonight the nation's favourite money guru Martin Lewis busts the myths about student finance and reveals the hidden cost of going to university. A must watch for students, parents and grandparents as we discover a quirk in the system that could affect the amount you get for your student loan, even after you've begun your course. We'll also get you up to speed on claiming PPI for your family before the deadline, plus how to make sure you're not overpaying on your holiday.

The nation's favourite money guru Martin Lewis takes on one our biggest household expenditures, insurance. If you want to avoid sky high charges for car, home or life cover, you need to watch this show. Plus, if you receive a large lump sum - what is the best thing to do with it? Find out tonight.

After the big Christmas spend, chunky credit card bills are expected across the country, but don't worry, the nation's favourite money guru returns tonight to explain the best ways of managing your debt.

Plus, what are your consumer rights when buying online? and a nifty little trick that will get you two-for-one meals which can be used in hundreds of restaurants across Britain

The Martin Lewis Money Show returns with a live one-hour bill-busting spectacular in a bid to beat the New Year financial blues.

It's never been more difficult to get on the property ladder, so tonight the nation's favourite money guru Martin Lewis is on hand to explain how it's possible for first-time buyers to still buy a home. Plus, find out how to get hold of cheap theatre tickets and who is responsible for council tax in your house.

With the government announcing an energy price cap, tonight the nation's favourite money guru Martin Lewis is on hand with an Energy Special. He'll give the details of exactly how this cap will work and how it's possible to save even more money on your gas and electricity bills. Plus, a fast food tip that will put pounds not just pennies back in your pocket.

With the energy price cap due in December, the return of decent savings rates to the high street, first time buyers wondering how they will ever get on the property ladder, people being mis-sold insurance and confusion around equity release, Martin and co-presenter Angellica Bell aim to get the country's finances into shape.

The programme is a special where viewers can ‘Ask Martin Anything' and get the answers live and direct to their financial questions and conundrums.

In the lead up to Christmas, Martin's annual Festive Forecaster returns, with which he predicts the very best shopping deals not only of the season, but for the upcoming Black Friday as well.

Martin will also be asking viewers to tell him honestly and openly about their household finances.