The Martin Lewis Money Show
GenrePersonal finance
Presented byMartin Lewis
Saira Khan (2012–2017)
Ranvir Singh (2016–2017 specials)
Angellica Bell (2017—2023)
Lucrezia Millarini (2023 specials)
Jeanette Kwakye (2023–present)
Country of originUnited Kingdom
Original languageEnglish
No. of series12
No. of episodes174 (as of 21 March 2023, including specials)
Production
Production locationTelevision Centre, London
Running time30 or 60 minutes (regular)
30, 60, 75 or 90 minutes (specials)
Production companyMultistory Media
Original release
NetworkITV
Release25 September 2012 (2012-09-25) –
present
Related
Tonight
Martin Lewis' Extreme Savers

The Martin Lewis Money Show is a British current affairs show that has been broadcast on ITV since 25 September 2012, hosted by Martin Lewis. For the first six series the co-presenter was Saira Khan, who was then replaced by Angellica Bell until Jeanette Kwakye took over in the thirteenth series. The show celebrated 100 regular episodes on 25 February 2021.

Format and broadcasting

Until 2020, regular episodes of the main series, shown on ITV is 30 minutes - and was a mix of filmed "roadshows" and up to date product and financial information. There are also 'Martin Lewis Money Show LIVE' specials, usually filmed in front of a live audience at various locations - where viewers can contact the show to ask questions during it. During 2020, a series of live special Coronavirus programmes were shown, which were so popular that an extended run of live shows began in September 2020, to run during term times until Easter 2021. Due to the show's popularity and good ratings, from October 2022 the length of each regular programme was extended to an hour.

Ratings

The main show receives ratings of 3 to 4m viewers,[1] and most weeks heads the top 10 current affairs show ratings in Broadcast magazine.

Transmissions

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodesCo-presenter
125 September 201211 December 20126Saira Khan
221 March 201324 May 201310
33 January 20147 February 20146
428 November 20146 February 20159
523 November 201512 February 201610
629 November 201620 February 201710
727 November 201726 February 201810Angellica Bell
826 November 201825 February 201910
925 November 201924 February 202010
1017 September 202018 March 202123
1123 September 20218 March 202220
1218 October 202221 March 202316
1331 October 20232024TBAJeanette Kwakye

Specials

DateTitleCo-presenters
12 November 201312 Saves of ChristmasSaira Khan
22 November 201660 Minute Live SpecialSaira Khan & Ranvir Singh
28 March 201760 Minute Live Special
20 June 201760 Minute Live Holiday SpecialRanvir Singh
21 November 201760 Minute Live SpecialAngellica Bell
9 January 201860 Minute Live Special
12 June 201860 Minute Live Holiday Special
25 September 201875 Minute Live Special
20 November 201860 Minute Live Special
8 January 201960 Minute Live Special
2 April 201960 Minute Live Brexit Special
17 September 201960 Minute Live Special
26 November 201960 Minute Live Special
7 January 202060 Minute Live Special
19 March – 2 April
16 April – 21 May 2020		Coronavirus Live Specials (9 x 30min)
4 June 2020 – 9 July 2020Coronavirus Live Specials (6 x 30min)
10 September 2020[2] 60 Minute Live Special
24 November 202075 Minute Live Christmas Special
18 May 202160 Minute Live Summer Special
25 November 202160 Minute Live Christmas Special
8 March 202260 Minute Live Cost of Living Special
24 May 202260 Minute Ask Martin Anything Special
22 September 2022Live Energy & Cost of Living Special
16 March 2023Live Chancellor's Budget Special
11 July 2023Live Emergency Mortgage SpecialLucrezia Millarini[lower-alpha 1]
10 October 202330 Minute Get Britain Talking SpecialLucrezia Millarini

Martin Lewis' Extreme Savers

SeriesStart dateEnd dateEpisodes
112 May 20212 June 20214

References

  1. ↑ "Martin Lewis show tops 3.5m".
  2. ↑ "The Martin Lewis Money Show Live Episode 1". Press Centre. Retrieved 27 August 2020.

Notes

  1. ↑ Guest presenter due to Angellica Bell leaving at the end of the previous series due to other commitments.
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