Martin Lewis Urges Brits to Be Cautious on Black Friday

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The Warning

Consumer champion Martin Lewis has issued an urgent 10-day warning to millions of Brits, cautioning that they could lose "100 per cent of their spending money." Lewis delivered the advice on the latest episode of his ITV Money Show, urging viewers to be careful about their purchases during the upcoming Black Friday sale event.

Be Careful with Your Purchases

Martin Lewis advised viewers to exercise caution when deciding what items to buy on Black Friday. While the event, which has become a major fixture on the shopping calendar worldwide, is fast approaching, Lewis warned against spending money on items that they wouldn't have bought otherwise, even if they are heavily discounted.

Save 50%, Not 100%

According to Lewis, if you were planning to buy an item and it is on sale for half price, you have saved 50 percent. However, if you only buy an item because it is discounted, you have wasted 100 percent of your money. Lewis encouraged viewers to think carefully before making impulsive purchases.

Black Friday Deals Starting Early

While the official date for Black Friday is November 24th this year, many major retailers have already started offering deals. Online marketplace eBay, for example, is giving shoppers an extra 20% off items with the code SAVENOW. Nectar is offering 60% savings on sleeping bundles, and John Lewis has slashed 15% off the Charlotte Tilbury beauty advent calendar.

Get Free Cash and Disney+ Subscription

Martin Lewis also shared a genius way for viewers to earn free cash and a Disney+ subscription before Christmas. By taking advantage of certain bank-switching deals, viewers can receive free cash in time for the festive season. Lewis advised shoppers to abandon their shopping baskets after adding items, as many retailers will send a reminder email with a discount code to motivate them to complete the purchase.

Unlocking Hidden Cash

Parents have also discovered that they may be sitting on thousands of pounds in free cash, thanks to another tip from Martin Lewis. By following his advice, families can maximize their savings and make the most of the holiday season.

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