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Paul Lewis

Paul Lewis

Freelance Financial Journalist / Presenter at Saga Magazine

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  • English
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  • Finance & Banking Services

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Recent Articles

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Paul Lewis: October money news

The latest money news from our expert including mis-sold car finance, firefighters’ pensions and the retirement age rise.
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Paul Lewis: August money news

The latest money news from our expert including the latest on winter fuel payments and a possible pension tax refund.
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Paul Lewis: July money news

Falling gas and electricity prices, changes to wills, more pensioners paying tax and why you might be due a payout.
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Paul Lewis on care home fees: who pays, who doesn’t?

With the average UK care home costing £65,000 a year, our money expert says some people don't have to pay - and it doesn't mean selling your home.
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Paul Lewis: tax increases on second homes

You could now be charged more than double the council tax on a second home. Our expert on the taxes you face and ways to cut costs.
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Paul Lewis: June money news

New savings bonds, better treatment for bereaved customers, and why over-80s are being short-changed.
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Paul Lewis: May money news

Funeral plan compensation latest, how to save on water bills and will the contactless payment limit rise?
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Paul Lewis: what the new financial year means for you

With the start of the new financial year on 6 April, our money expert explains the changes to your pension, benefits and taxes.
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Paul Lewis: April money news

Money news for April, including the growing cost of essentials, Mastercard money back and whether you can you cut your car tax.
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Paul Lewis: March money news

Money news for March, including how to make a will for free and ways to claim your pension rise sooner.
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Paul Lewis: women's pensions and the latest on winter fuel support

Our money expert has all the financial news you need for February.
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Paul Lewis: why being married is good for your tax bill

Our money expert explains why a marriage proposal can be the best way to save tax.
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Paul Lewis: missing pension pots, help with heating and pet microchips

Our money expert brings you everything you need to know for January.
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Are you due car finance compensation? Paul Lewis has the details

If you bought a car on finance in recent years, our money expert says you may be able to claim compensation.
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Paul Lewis: new tax refund rules, pension increases, and a review o...

Our money expert on new help for scam victims, changes to the Carer’s Allowance and how it's not too late to claim pension credit.
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Paul Lewis: November money news

Our money expert on why November is a good time to write your will, and how to qualify for the Winter Fuel Payment.
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Paul Lewis on how the budget will affect you

From pensions and bus fares to inheritance rules and Capital Gains Tax, our money expert explains how the budget will affect you.
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Paul Lewis on staying warm without the Winter Fuel Payment

Keeping warm could be difficult for many this year with the loss of the Winter Fuel Payment, but there is other help available.
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Paul Lewis on the Winter Fuel Payment

Our expert looks at some of the flaws in the Chancellor’s money-saving plan – and suggests a few alternative, fairer solutions for all.
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Paul Lewis on poverty in retirement

While many believe the over-65s are living a retirement of luxury, in reality one in six are in poverty. Don’t suffer in silence, our columnist urges.
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Money Matters by Paul Lewis - Saga Magazine News

Inflation is back with a vengeance. Our finance expert looks at the steps we can take to ease its effects on our wallets.