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Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has issued a warning for those considering subbing out their traditional ovens for air fryers, especially after the nation's frenzy over the kitchen gadgets that have taken over households in recent years. Seen as a potential cheaper alternative to regular ovens, there has even been talk of some people planning to cook full roasts in in these chic compact cookers.

Profits at the UK's largest mortgage lender, Lloyds Banking Group, have fallen by over a quarter in recent months as interest rates peak and the competition intensifies in the mortgage and savings market. However, despite the tough trading conditions, the bank maintains that its customers are "resilient" and has improved its predictions for certain sectors of the economy this year.

Consumer watchdog Which? has named the 'worst broadband firm for customer service' in a warning to customers.

Paying off the mortgage is the goal of every homeowner and after the past few years of interest rate hell, that goal has started to seem more and more distant for many. But there is one "rule of thumb" popularised by finance guru Martin Lewis that has led to some knocking thousands of pounds off their mortgage.

Car drivers in Manchester are facing eye-watering insurance costs when they renew their policies, following a year of sharp price rises that are now leaving the average Mancunian driver around £1,279 out of pocket, just to get their vehicle on the road.

People who are looking to make a chunk of free cash by taking advantage of banking sign-up bonuses have just days left to get £175 for simply opening a new bank account, with the offer due to expire Monday (April 22).

Thousands of households are overpaying their energy bills each month, with many that pay through a direct debit not realising that they could be sat on a large pile of cash that is rightfully theirs. One savvy Money Saving Expert reader even managed to get £1000 back from his energy supplier after realising he was being overcharged.

Beauty buffs have long hailed Charlotte Tilbury products as being some of the best on the market. But they don't come cheap, especially the brand's iconic Magic Cream, which costs a cool £79 for a 50ml bottle.

Car finance firms could be seeing an issue "on par" with the PPI scandal, according to one consumer compensation expert.

Despite a huge £238 fall in the energy price cap at the start of April, millions of households will remain in debt or abject fuel poverty, according to Ofgem data. Poverty charity National Energy Action has said the ongoing energy crisis 'cannot be the new normal'.

When it comes to skincare, I think we are all guilty of gravitating towards the latest releases on the market for their supposed revolutionary technology. But actually, there's a reason why some products that have been around for basically forever continue to sell really well.

Households feeling the strain from the past few years of eye-watering energy prices should soon feel some of that financial pressure lift as energy bills fall by around 12 per cent from April. But not everyone will feel the full effect of this price drop if they forget to do one important thing this weekend.

Personal finance guru Martin Lewis has spoken out on his podcast about the 'moral hazard' of increasing standing charges on energy bills from next month, which he likened to a modern-day 'poll tax' on ordinary people.

With the current tax year coming to an end in just over a week, HSBC has issued advice to all of its customers advising them on how to avoid "tax year" fraudsters. These scam artists target individuals at a time of year when money is at the front of many people's minds.

Martin Lewis' financial advice website Money Saving Expert has issued a 'last chance' warning for people who send letters and packages to stock up on stamps, ahead of next month's price spike.

Money saving expert Martin Lewis has warned millions of EE, Vodafone, O2 and Three customers to send a simple but crucial text before next Monday.

Martin Lewis has given his latest expertise on the likelihood of motorists getting a big payout.

Martin Lewis has issued an urgent warning for easyJet customers as he warns frequent flyers to "act quick" if they want to take advantage of some cheap flights.

Good Morning Britain's Susanna Reid had a strong message about Kate Middleton during a heated debate on today's show. Susanna and co-host Martin Lewis led a discussion about the new video of Kate and Prince William as they visited a farm shop in Windsor at the weekend.

Financial expert Martin Lewis has criticised a key part of the modern tax system that has ballooned in recent years and can affect the poorest households the most, Council Tax. Despite the tax being based on bad data, some of which was collected by two people driving around in second gear and guessing the value of each property, most homes are still taxed based on their value more than 30 years ago.

Stamp prices are set to rise by by 10p from next month. The Royal Mail confirmed it will increase the price of first-class stamps to £1.25 and second-class stamps at 86p.

Martin Lewis is warning Brits to stock up on a household staple before in the next two weeks.

Later this year, households with £5,000 in savings will be able to invest in a new type of ISA. The Government has confirmed the introduction of a new British ISA to encourage investment in UK companies and boost the City.

Martin Lewis has explained the 'frustrating' reason energy billpayers are not likely to see standing charges fall anytime soon.

Martin Lewis has dished out his latest advice to help mobile and broadband customers save money as companies get set to hike prices.

Gaining a degree qualification can make all the difference when it comes to accessing better opportunities and better pay in the workplace, but it can be very difficult for adults with children to go to university while still finding money for school uniform and to put food on the table.

More than 80,000 people across the UK are thought to be owed a total of £500m by the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), mostly including married women, widows, and people over a certain age. The average sum owed to each of these people amounts to £6250 in money that was owed to them in the first place.

Around one in five people across the UK are set to receive a massive cash boost from next month, as the new State Pension rates are set to increase by as much as £902 each year for people on the full benefit.

Martin Lewis is urging millions of people to take action as they risk missing out on more than £1,000.

The MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis is urging people of a certain age to pay money into a special bank account soon if they want to get additional help purchasing their first home.