2024-05-09
57 分钟On this week’s podcast Martin explains how you can buy voluntary National Insurance years to boost your state pension and why it is one of the most lucrative things many can do with their money. TELL US is about if listeners have ever taken money from their childrens accounts to help the household finance, or broken their piggybanks. Later in the pod, Martin shares his latest money-saving tips and Nihal attempts another tricky Mastermind question.
Hello, I'm Martin Lewis and this is the cunningly named the Martin Lewis podcast.
I do wonder what that's going to be about now.
Usually much of it comes from my BBC radio five live show with Nihal Arthur Naika.
But don't worry, there's bonus money saving tips and extra content just for you lucky, lucky podcast listeners.
And today's pod is a special one.
It's dedicated to a single subject, probably the single most lucrative thing I have ever talked about.
If your age under 73, you may be able to pay 800 pounds or far less, or possibly even get it free to gain 5500 pounds or more.
And you can do it multiple times.
But the clock is ticking.
This is all about buying extra national insurance years.
I know it sounds dry and you have to give it a bit of effort, but it is crucially important everybody aged under 73 has a listen in case you're going to be missing out on tens of thousands of pounds.
And the reason for doing it now is that finally many can do it online.
Don't worry though, there's also a tellers on if you've ever dipped into your children's savings to prop up the household finances.
And don't worry, Nihal still gets put through his mastermind paces.
This time it's all about exactly when you're entitled to compensation.
If your flight is delayed, play the theme tune.
Podcast producer Simon I got bills I gotta pay so I'm gonna work for work.
Martin Lewis has a mouth he has to feed.
He's just managed to do a bit of it.
He's washing it down now with a glass of water because he is always working.