Martin Lewis branded ‘this country’s only saviour’ after Good Morning Britain’s cost of living special

Martin Lewis fronted a Good Morning Britain special on Wednesday (Picture: ITV)

Martin Lewis has been applauded after hosting Good Morning Britain’s first-ever cost of living crisis episode on Wednesday, further cementing himself as the most credible candidate we have for Prime Minister.

The Money Saving expert joined Susanna Reid on the programme where he took calls from worried viewers who had vital questions about their energy bills as millions prepare for some of the biggest price hikes in more than a decade.

Kicking off the show, Martin explained what the price cap is, before going on to answer whether it’s best to stay on a variable rate or is it preferable to fix.

He also stressed the importance of taking a meter reading tomorrow, before the increase.

‘That draws a line in the sand with the energy firm and it says every single unit of energy I have used until this meter reading should be charged at the cheap rate,’ Martin said.

‘Don’t go estimating summers at the high rate. So, get your meter reading in and get that line in the sand drawn.’

Following the programme, Martin wrote: ‘Thank you @GMB for doing that special. I hope it was useful, and fingers crossed the govt listen over help for those with disabilities and serious illness.’

Viewers felt indebted to Martin’s advice and praised him for his tips and tricks.

‘Who really voted for these people?’ one wrote. ‘Honestly its ridiculous…. thank goodness #MartinLewis is answering some questions we all need answers to, I’d be genuinely screwed otherwise.’

‘@MartinSLewis is literally this country’s only saviour ATM!’ another penned.

‘His passion to help people survive all these hikes is amazing. @BorisJohnson @RishiSunak you two clowns should be ashamed, Boris SHOULDNT even be in the job anymore. Get Him Out.’

Household bills are due to rocket from Friday and millions of people could see their water bills rise by more than 10% from April 1.

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Good Morning Britain airs weekdays at 6am on ITV.

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