In the first of a new series Martin Lewis brings his money-saving tips to ITV.

The financial journalist presents money-saving tips to help consumers cope with the current economic climate, offering expert advice on everything from premium bonds, student loans and tax credits to supermarket loyalty schemes and high-street shopping.

Martin heads to the Ford Dagenham car plant to advise workers on boosting their savings. Saira Khan learns how to haggle in stores - and how to challenge unfair parking tickets.

The financial journalist visits hospital workers in Manchester to explain how to claim back mis-sold payment protection insurance, and takes to the stage for a rant about spam texts. Saira Khan hits the racing track to learn how to drive and save money at the same time.

The financial journalist presents his guide to coping with the current economic climate, offering tips on how to turn shopping loyalty points into trips abroad and investigating premium bonds. Saira Khan finds out if she can make a profit buying goods from car-boot sales and selling them on auction sites.

The financial journalist and reporter Saira Khan climb aboard the naval frigate HMS Westminster to throw the crew a Christmas party on a budget. Plus, an experiment to test the theory that small children prefer wrapping paper to the presents inside.

New series. The financial guru and reporter Saira Khan return with more money-saving tips to help consumers cope with the current economic climate. They begin in Ripon, North Yorkshire, showing people how they can claim council tax rebates worth thousands of pounds by having their homes rebanded.

The financial guru is joined by reporter Saira Khan in Manchester to offer advice on finding and stopping hidden, wasted payments which can cost thousands of pounds. Plus, tips on how to deal with tax changes in April.

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The personal-finance guru is joined by Saira Khan in Spain for an edition focusing on saving holiday-makers' money while they're abroad.

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New series. Financial guru Martin Lewis and reporter Saira Khan return to help viewers get the most from their money in 2014. In this edition they tackle post-Christmas financial blues with practical tips on how to deal with debt, cut monthly outgoings and stay in the black for good.

Martin Lewis and Saira Khan present a comprehensive guide to energy tariffs, offering no-nonsense analysis of the marketplace and providing workers at a cereal factory in Northamptonshire with advice on switching friends and relatives to the options that are most suitable for them.

The financial journalist advises shoppers in Southampton on how to get compensation for delayed flights, and takes to the streets in a motorhome to get across his message on cheaper car and home insurance. Plus, Saira Khan offers tips on cutting costs without making lifestyle changes.

Martin Lewis and Saira Khan turn their attention to property. With the launch of the Government's Help to Buy scheme and interest rate rises predicted, Martin provides tips for first-time homeowners and those wishing to remortgage, revealing how to find the best deals and save money.

Martin Lewis and Saira Khan take to the streets in a motorhome to provide advice on cheaper car and home insurance. Plus, the latest tips on balance transfers, student loans and cutting costs without changing lifestyle.

Martin Lewis and Saira Khan make some huge savings by haggling down prices on package holidays, and reveal how to get a good deal on hire cars abroad. The reclaim store also returns as Martin demonstrates how to get back payment-protection insurance for free. Last in the series.

New series. The personal finance guru returns with money-saving tips and tricks just in time for the festive season. The series kicks off on Black Friday with a look at not-to-be-missed deals, and the Festive Forecaster, predicting the start dates for high-street flash sales over the coming weeks. In Hertfordshire, Martin and reporter Saira Khan help a family carry out a personal stock-take of all their belongings to help raise money for Christmas, selling off old clothes, mobile phones, buggies and toys. There's also a visit to the Christmas Ideal Home Show with ideas on how to conjure up cash for the holidays.

The personal finance guru helps customers take on the energy giants, revealing that 3.5 million people are owed a collective £200million from their old suppliers, and explains how to get that money back with just one phone call. The Festive Forecaster predicts the date to look for deals and discount codes in December, and Martin shows how it's possible to buy high-street fashion abroad and take a budget flight back to the UK and still make a saving.

The personal finance guru investigates the rules surrounding train fares with help from reporter Saira Khan, and reveals a raft of perfectly legitimate tricks to save cash on festive travel, as well as season tickets in the new year. The prudent pair also continue their countdown to a cheaper Christmas with the final update of the Festive Forecaster.