Tesco Clubcard updates — Voucher warning as supermarket points to expire in hours – how to redeem rewards
- Urgent warning for three million Tesco shoppers
- How can I redeem my Tesco Clubcard points?
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THREE MILLION Tesco customers have just hours to spend their Tesco Clubcard points before they expire.
The retailer has claimed there is currently £11.5 million worth of Clubcard points burning a hole in Brits' wallets, with the points set to expire TONIGHT.
These points were first issued by Tesco in 2021 and expire after two years, meaning customers can exchange them for vouchers to be used in stores before midnight tonight (August 31.)
These vouchers can also be used to get money off of your Tesco Mobile bill.
And for food lovers, you can spend them at restaurants like Pizza Express.
Read our Tesco Clubcard blog below for the latest updates...
Tesco Clubcard points set to expire TODAY
Tesco customers have just hours to spend their Tesco Clubcard points before they expire.
The retailer has claimed there is currently £11.5 million worth of Clubcard points burning a hole in Brits’ wallets, with the points set to expire TONIGHT.
These points were first issued by Tesco in 2021 and expire after two years, meaning customers can exchange them for vouchers to be used in stores before midnight tonight (August 31.)
These vouchers can also be used to get money off of your Tesco Mobile bill.
And for food lovers, you can spend them at restaurants like Pizza Express.
What is the Tesco Clubcard scheme?
The Tesco Clubcard is a way for customers to earn points when shopping which can be turned into vouchers.
You get one point for every £1 spent in-store and online and after scanning your app or card.
Every point you collect is worth 1p, so 150 points gets you £1.50, the minimum amount needed to request a voucher.
You can then use these vouchers for money off your next shop or at one of Tesco’s reward partners.
You gain points from picking up your regular food items, but also through buying fuel or spending money on Tesco Mobile.
Tips for bagging clothes for just £1
According to Deborah, the existing sale on baby and kids' clothes has been reduced again.
And while there is 70% off some lines, the 3 for 2 deal also still applies to many of the basic items as well.
"I work in Tesco clothing and just thought I’d let you all know that the baby and kids existing sale has been reduced again today with up to 70% off some lines," Deborah wrote alongside her pictures on the
"Some of the kids basic t-shirts and shorts are only £1-£2-50 each with the 3 for 2 offer still honoured."
Deborah, who works at Tesco Corstorphine in Edinburgh, added that there are some "terrific baby sets" on sale for just £3.50.
Other money bonuses ending today
Halifax's switching bonus ends today meaning newbies have hours left to claim £225 in free cash.
Customers signing up to Halifax's New Reward or Ultimate Reward current account will receive £150 free.
The money is paid into your account within three working days of completing the switch.
Plus, you can earn £25 in cashback when spending £750 or more on one of the new Halifax debit cards each month.
If you do this for three months, you will receive £75 cashback - when combined with the £150 this adds up to £225 in total.
You can still switch bank accounts after that date, you just won't get the bonus.
If you're a Halifax customer or want to look elsewhere for switching offers, then other banks are offering similar bonuses.
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Savvy shoppers have been racing to their nearest branch to snap up bargain buys that've been slashed in price - and there are some huge savings to be had.
How to redeem vouchers?
The way you redeem points varies depending on who it's with, including reward partners.
For example, you can use £12 worth of points to get a three-month LES MILLS+ membership worth £36.
You just have to go on the Tesco website, add the bundle to your basket and then look out for a confirmation email.
A second email containing your Reward Partner code will arrive shortly after which you can then use to activate your three or 12-month membership.
If you want to use your points to redeem Clubcard points on your next food shop in-store or online, you just have to sign in to your Tesco Grocery and Clubcard app or head to your "My Clubcard Account".
You then select the button to turn your Clubcard points into vouchers and hit "Select Vouchers".
They will then appear in your Clubcard account within seconds and you can use them to get money off your next shop.
What can points be used on?
You can also swap vouchers for money off your Tesco mobile bill.
They can also be used on days out and holidays like at Alton Towers and Hotels.com.
Your vouchers can be used to cut the cost of car fuel, shoppers collect one point for every two litres of fuel they fill up with.
Do other supermarkets have loyalty cards?
It isn't just Tesco that has a loyalty card to help you save on your shop.
From Sainsbury's to Marks and Spencer, many of Britain's supermarkets have a loyalty scheme to help you save.
Here are just a few:
- Sainsbury's
- Lidl Plus
- Iceland's
- M&S Sparks card
- MyWaitrose
How much are clubcard points worth?
Each time you spend £1 in-store and online, you get one point when you scan your card or app.
Drivers using Clubcards now get one point for every two litres spent on fuel.
One point equals 1p, so 150 points gets you £1.50, for example.
You'll need a minimum of 150 points to request a voucher.
These vouchers can either be worth the face value to spend in-store at Tesco, or you can double their worth to spend at reward partners, including restaurants, and on days out.
Loyalty card holders can also get cheaper prices on over 8,000 items thanks to Clubcard Prices.
Homeware fans race to Tesco to nab a bedding essential that’s been slashed from £24 to just £6
Homeware fans have been left delighted after finding a bedding essential in their local Tesco at an incredible discount price.
It seems that the supermarket is planning to update their stock, so have reduced the prices of a load of duvets.
And savvy shoppers taking to the Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK group on Facebook to boast about their buys.
Tesco Clubcard points set to expire TODAY
Tesco customers have just hours to spend their Tesco Clubcard points before they expire.
The retailer has claimed there is currently £11.5 million worth of Clubcard points burning a hole in Brits’ wallets, with the points set to expire TONIGHT.
These points were first issued by Tesco in 2021 and expire after two years, meaning customers can exchange them for vouchers to be used in stores before midnight tonight (August 31.)
These vouchers can also be used to get money off of your Tesco Mobile bill.
And for food lovers, you can spend them at restaurants like Pizza Express.
More money deadlines hit today
's switching bonus meaning newbies have hours left to claim £225 in free cash.
Customers signing up to or Ultimate Reward current account will receive £150 free.
The money is paid into your account within three working days of completing the switch.
Plus, you can earn £25 in cashback when spending £750 or more on one of the new Halifax debit cards each month.
If you do this for three months, you will receive £75 cashback - when combined with the £150 this adds up to £225 in total.
You can still switch bank accounts after that date, you just won't get the bonus.
If you're a Halifax customer or want to look elsewhere for switching offers, then .
Sainsbury’s Nectar versus Tesco Clubcard: The best loyalty card prices revealed
Major supermarket chains are locked in a battle to secure the loyalty of customers.
Earlier this year, launched Nectar prices, offering special discounts to cardholders in a bid to rival Tesco’s Clubcard prices scheme.
But with all these competing deals it can be hard to work out what you are really saving by shopping with your loyalty card at one store or the other.
James Flanders and Laura Purkess investigate how the Nectar and Clubcard prices stack up and other ways to cut costs.
Over £11million worth of points to expire tonight
More than £11.5million Clubcard points are set to expire at midnight tonight.
The points, which were first issued in August 2021, have to be redeemed within two years.
Shoppers can exchange Clubcard points for vouchers to spend in-store and online to save money on their Tesco shop.
You'll need to use the Clubcard points before the end of today.
How can I cut the cost of my shopping at Morrisons?
If you're set on heading to Morrisons, there are a few things you can do to save money on your next visit.
A number of supermarkets, including Morrisons, sell wonky veg to customers at discounted prices.
Most of the time the quality is still just as good but its just slightly misshapen.
Shoppers can buy a £3 box for delivery while the larger £5 box contains enough fresh fruit and beg to feed a family of four for five days.
The supermarket also sells "Magic Bags", which are full of surplus food and sell for £3.30 when they're worth £10.
You can get everything from fresh fruit and veg, to milk, cheese, bread and baked goods.
When are points set to expire?
Tesco Clubcard points issued in 2021 will expire tonight at midnight.
That means customers have just ours to exchange their points for vouchers to be spent in-store or with partners.
The vouchers can also be used to reduce Tesco mobile bills.
How much does a Clubcard save you?
Tesco Clubcard holders can get cheaper prices on over 8,000 items thanks to Clubcard Prices.
They can also exchange points for travel and restaurant vouchers.
These Clubcard prices save the average member £351 on their annual shop, according to Tesco.
Exchange your points for cheap eats
Around three million Brits have just hours to exchange their Tesco Clubcard points before they expire.
Points can be doubled in value to spend at various reward partners.
This includes restaurants such as Zizzi and Pizza Express.
Do other supermarkets have loyalty cards?
It isn't just Tesco that has a loyalty card to help you save on your shop.
From Sainsbury's to Marks and Spencer, many of Britain's supermarkets have a loyalty scheme to help you save.
Here are just a few:
- Sainsbury's
- Lidl Plus
- Iceland's
- M&S Sparks card
- MyWaitrose
Eight little-known ways to save at the supermarket
As the prices of essential items rise, many Brits are looking for ways to save some much-needed cash on their shopping.
We’ve listed eight easy ways to slash your grocery bills by thousands every year.
- Get a loyalty card – save up to £1,000 a year
- Take note of unit prices – save £100s
- Know when to shop – save up to £500 a year
- Make a list and take stock – save up to £240 a year
- Swap to own brand – save up to £800 a year
- Don’t ignore granny groceries – save up to £350 a year
- Ditch the kitchen roll – save up to £200 a year
- Ditch the kitchen roll – save up to £200 a year
How to get a Tesco's Clubcard
Tesco's Clubcard scheme can help save you on your weekly shop as well as meals out with family and friends.
But how do you get your hands on one?
Well, it's simple really, just head over to Tesco's website, and sign up.
What is the Tesco Clubcard scheme?
The Tesco Clubcard is a way for customers to earn points when shopping which can be turned into vouchers.
You get one point for every £1 spent in-store and online and after scanning your app or card.
Every point you collect is worth 1p, so 150 points gets you £1.50, the minimum amount needed to request a voucher.
You can then use these vouchers for money off your next shop or at one of Tesco's reward partners.
You gain points from picking up your regular food items, but also through buying fuel or spending money on Tesco Mobile.
Tesco Clubcard points set to expire TODAY
Tesco customers have just hours to spend their Tesco Clubcard points before they expire.
The retailer has claimed there is currently £11.5 million worth of Clubcard points burning a hole in Brits' wallets, with the points set to expire TONIGHT.
These points were first issued by Tesco in 2021 and expire after two years, meaning customers can exchange them for vouchers to be used in stores before midnight tonight (August 31.)
These vouchers can also be used to get money off of your Tesco Mobile bill.
And for food lovers, you can spend them at restaurants like Pizza Express.