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Martin Lewis explains how to get £1,200 bonus for free with one savings account

Help to Save is a type of savings account offered by the Government, available to low income workers who are claiming certain benefits. For every £1 you save, you get a bonus of 50p

Daily Mirror

What is the Help to Save scheme? Government-backed savings account helping people on Universal Credit

Everything you need to know about the Help To Save scheme

Evening Standard

Martin Lewis fan saves £575 with 'unbeatable' savings account - here's how he did it

The woman saw a Martin Lewis show where information was given about the Government's Help to Save scheme and she decided to set up an account

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Martin Lewis fan explains how they saved £575 with 'unbeatable' savings account

Help to Save was launched by the Government for low income workers claiming Universal Credit or Working Tax Credit - we explain how it works and how you can apply

Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis says everyone with a savings account needs to check it now

Martin said: "It's never been more important to maximise every penny of savings interest"

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis issues saving account warning urging everyone to check it now

In the latest MoneySavingExpert newsletter, the founder warned that if the interest rate on your savings account is under 1.5 per cent, then you need to act now to boost it up.

Edinburgh Live

Martin Lewis urges savers to check their interest rates 'as soon as possible'

The personal finance guru says now is the time to 'maximise every penny of savings interest'

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Martin Lewis issues warning to everyone with a savings account to check it now

The money-saving expert is urging everyone to check their savings pots no matter how much they have put away.

Daily Record

Martin Lewis issues vital message to anyone claiming Universal Credit or other benefits

The financial guru has spoke of an 'unbeatable' DWP bonus scheme which the Government has created

Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis explains how people on benefits could get savings bonus up to £1,200

Money saving expert has called the account ‘unbeatable’

The Independent UK

Martin Lewis says bank account will pay out £1,200 in free cash to eligible Brits

Help to Save is a type of savings account available to low income workers claiming Universal Credit or Working Tax Credit. It is run by the Government and offers a bonus of 50p for every £1 you save - this means you're getting a 50 per cent return on your…

Edinburgh Live

Martin Lewis urges people to check if they can get £1,200 from 'unbeatable' bank account

The financial guru says that only certain people are allowed to open this account - here are more details about how it works

Chronicle Live

Martin Lewis' message to people on Universal Credit or other benefits

The Money Saving Expert website founder told of an "unbeatable" bonus scheme created by the government

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis says Universal Credit 'Help to Save' bank account that pays out £1,200 in free cash is 'unbeatable'

The Money Saving Expert warned customers have to meet certain criteria

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The Independent UK

Martin Lewis explains how people on benefits could get savings bonus up to £1,200

Money saving expert has called the account ‘unbeatable’

Nottingham Post

DWP Universal Credit claimants can get 'unbeatable' £1,200 bonus through saving account

Money Saving Expert Martin Lewis has detailed the scheme

Manchester Evening News

Martin Lewis says 'unbeatable' bank account will pay out £1,200 in free cash

The Money Saving Expert has warned that only certain people are allowed to open one

Daily Record

Martin Lewis urges people on Universal Credit or other benefits to look into £1,200 DWP bonus scheme

People receiving Working Tax Credits or Child Tax Credit may also be eligible for the scheme too.

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Daily Mirror

Martin Lewis explains how millions of people on Universal Credit could get free £1,200

MoneySavingExpert Martin Lewis flagged the Help to Save account in a tweet published to his 1.5million Twitter followers. Help to Save is a type of savings account available to low income workers

Liverpool Echo

Martin Lewis MSE's 'unbeatable' savings account advice to Universal Credit claimants

The tips could mean those on low income qualify for a 50% savings boost

Glasgow Live

DWP benefits or Tax Credit claimants could be eligible for £1,200 bonus

People who claim benefits from the Department for Work and Pensions, or who are entitled to Working Tax Credits, are eligible for a scheme that could see them get up to £1,200

Daily Record

People on certain DWP benefits or Tax Credits could qualify for £1,200 bonus

Nearly 11 million people on a low income could be eligible for the unique savings scheme.

Chronicle Live

Universal Credit and other DWP benefit claimants could be eligible for £1,200 bonus

The Help to Save scheme helps those claiming benefits boost their savings by 50 percent

Glasgow Live

People claiming benefits or Tax Credits could receive £1,200 bonus as part of Help to Save scheme

Whilst there is a price hike in our energy and food shopping bills, people naturally want to save as much as possible - and if you're eligible, you may want to get on the Help to Save scheme to boost your savings.

Nottingham Post

DWP £1,200 bonus could be available to people on Universal Credit or low incomes

The bonus has been highlighted by the MoneySavingExpert.com team

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