Martin Steven Lewis (born May 9 1972 in Manchester, England) is a journalist, television presenter, website entrepreneur and author in the United Kingdom, who specialises in ways to save money. He is often referred to in the media as a "consumer campaigner" or "consumer champion" and goes by the title of "Money Saving Expert".

Martin Lewis (born April 28 1975, in Liberal, Kansas) is an American professional basketball player.

Lewis, a 6'5", 210 lb small forward, played competitively with Seward County Community College and Butler County Community College (both located in Kansas).

Lewis was selected 50th overall in the 1995 National Basketball Association Draft by the Golden State Warriors and played briefly with the Toronto Raptors from 1996-1997.

Martin Neil Lewis (born July 24, 1952 in Ashtead, Surrey, England) is a US-based humorist, writer, radio/TV host, producer and marketing strategist. He is known for his participation in a variety of projects in the arts and entertainment worlds including his work as the co-creator and co-producer of the Secret Policeman's Ball benefit shows for Amnesty International (a series he created with Monty Python alumnus John Cleese and Amnesty fund-raising officer Peter Walker) and as a comedic performer and writer on American TV. He hosts his own daily radio show - heard nationally in America on Sirius Satellite Radio and worldwide on Sirius Internet Radio. He is a prolific columnist for The Huffington Post website.

Martin Lewis, born August 26, 1970, is an Australian actor. He has appeared in various films and shows including Danny Deckchair, Fatty Finn and the series Five Mile Creek.

Martin Lewis (1881-1962) was born in Australia and left home at the age of 15. He studied with Julian Ashton at the Art Society's School in Sydney. In 1990, he left Australia for United States. Little is know about his early days in the USA, besides that his first job was painting stage decorations for McKinley Presidential Campaign of 1900. His earliest etching is dated 1915, however, the level of skill that he demonstrates shows that he had been working in the medium for some time before that. In 1920, he decided to travel to Japan where for eight months he learned oil and watercolor painting. In 1925, he returned to etching and produced most of his known works between 1925 and 1935, including a series on Japan and New York, his place of residence in New York.