Martin Lewis has warned the public - and his Twitter followers - over a rise in scams using his face, with the Money Saving Expert founder becoming the most scammed face in the UK

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The BBC Sounds podcast host and ITV regular has spoken out on Twitter, now X, over a rise in scams - using his face - with the Money Saving Expert founder becoming the most scammed face in the UK.

MoneySavingExpert founder Martin Lewis says premium bonds aren’t the best choice for everyone and that some people may want to avoid them - despite 20 million people already having them

"People think if they're on Universal Credit or Pension Credit they'll get everything that's coming to them," Lewis, the founder of MoneySavingExpert.com, explained. He then cautioned: "You don't. Council tax benefits, even if you're getting Universal Credit, you MUST apply separately to your council to get it."

Mr Lewis has spoken out over Twitter, now X, and whether he will leave the platform amid an exodus to new social site Bluesky.