Other options include the Disabled Persons railcard, Family and Friends railcard, Network railcard, Two Together railcard, and Veterans railcard.
Martin suggested the Friends and Family railcard for those with children, and the Two Together for individuals who regularly travel with a partner or friend.
These include the 16-17 Saver card, 16-25 or Mature Students card, 26-30 card, and the Senior Railcard.
He pointed out that railcard prices are set to rise on March 2, aligning more closely with regulated train fares, which are also increasing by 4.6% on the same day.
Commuters aiming to save money this year have until Sunday to capitalise on the offer, as the Money Saving Expert highlighted on ITV's Martin Lewis Money Show on February 25.
