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Paul Lewis
Paul Lewis is a freelance journalist and broadcaster. There are four areas that Paul specialises in and they are:- Personal finance including social security, tax, pensions, investment, and the financial services industry City and business Technology especially telecoms and computers Rights for older people As well as his weekly column in Radio Times magazine Paul Lewis presents Money Box at noon on BBC Radio 4.
Banks make billions from overdraft charges – but change is on the way
Over 75? How to keep your free TV licence
How to give away cash without paying tax
Be wise to pension tax
Beware the cost of cash
Banks finally rethink fraud
Buying Gap insurance? Read this first
Don’t be fooled by Innovative Finance ISAs
Cut your council tax
Don’t be bullied into repaying pension payments
What does an executor of a will do?
I've got bags full of cash!
How does equity release work?
State pensions and allowances have risen – but not for everyone
Help yourself to financial security
What the tax changes mean for you
Pension contributions to rise from 1st April
Reader questions: What tax-free savings interest am I allowed?
The golden rules of parking
How to buy Premium Bonds
What’s the difference between an entrance fee and a donation?
How to find a lost Child Trust Fund
Is VAT owed on gifts received from overseas?
Cut your mobile phone bill in half
Paul Lewis answer your questions: Is equity release a good option for us?
How to reduce childcare costs
Time for a pension top-up
Reader questions: Is my fixed-rate bond an unregulated mini-bond?
Don’t let fraudsters get away with it
Maximum worry from mini-bonds
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