In a special episode, Martin reacts to the budget from Chancellor Rachel Reeves. He explains what the headline changes to national insurance, inheritance tax and minimum wage will mean for you – and dives into the detail of what wasn’t announced in the Commons to explore what’s coming next on child benefit and stamp duty.

The ‘Not The Martin Lewis Podcast’ is back. Martin asks the experts about the topics that matter to you. This time around it’s all about marriage – and divorce. From pre-nuptial agreements to asset splitting, how to divorce cheaply and…. are their benefits to getting married, when it comes to money?

On this week’s podcast Martin explains how you can buy voluntary National Insurance years to boost your state pension.

Martin Lewis on why it’s financially crucial to prepare for death, divorce and dementia.

An Energy Price Cap special looking at why the energy price cap is rising when wholesale rates are dropping. Which type of tariff is right for you and how to lower your standing charges.

The main topic the week is everything you need to know about mortgages.

There is also an update for savers and Martin explains a legal challenge to the UK and Scottish Governments' decision to cut the winter fuel payment.

And the Tell Us got a huge response looking at what people did with their first pay packet.

Martin Lewis looks at how to save as a first time buyer. Lifetime ISAs can get you up to £1,000 a year free from the state towards your deposit, but Martin says some “shouldn’t bother”. Martin explains why almost everyone who hits 18 should put a pound in one right now.

On this week’s podcast Martin gives his energy tips ahead of the energy price cap on 1 October.

Listeners TELL US about their stock of old stamps that they’re still using ahead of the 22% increase in the cost of standard first-class stamps on 7 October.

And Adrian Chiles attempts his first ever Mastermind – will he have beginners luck?

Martin’s off air for the next few weeks so it’s a chance to revisit some of the best bits of the year so far.

Martin explains all you need to know about student finance, what you could be entitled to, and how much you will pay back.

We also hear our listeners’ best budget wedding stories.

Martin’s off air for the next few weeks so it’s a chance to revisit some of the best bits of the year so far. Before the general election Martin and Polly Mackenzie rated listener’s ideas for money related improvements to the law.