Martin Lewis has issued his final Brexit warning as the UK prepares to leave the European Union.
Over the past one thousand three hundred and eighteen days since the referendum, the finance guru has cautioned Brits about this upcoming effects of Brexit.
But his message today was quite different.
Speaking on Good Morning Britain, Martin was keen to dispel myths that you r finances could be affected today.
Martin said: "We formally leave the EU and while it’s a big political day, it’s not a big practical day for UK consumers.
"Whether it's mortgages, savings, travel rights or more, all are simply moved to the new transitional rules - designed to provide unchanged continuity.
"In other words, today's rules will still stand on Saturday.
"The key change will be when the transition finishes at the year's end.
"What happens after that is up in the air, as it depends solely on if and what deal we get with the EU.
"Of course, meantime as always there will be exchange rate and market fluctuations depending how various deal announcement updates are viewed."
