TESCO customers will spot a huge change to Clubcard vouchers starting today – here’s everything you need to know.
Shoppers had been urged to use their Tesco Clubcard delivery codes before the changes took effect today (November 14).
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Tesco delivery saver codes had been worth three times the amount of Clubcard vouchers for those who use the scheme, but from today, that is no longer the case.
The supermarket’s delivery pass costs up to £83.99 a year and 50p’s worth of vouchers can be exchanged for £1.50.
This means that up to now, anyone who wants a pass needed to only have used £28 for their Clubcard vouchers.
But, The Sun exclusively revealed in August that the vouchers will only be worth their face value when buying a delivery pass.
Anyone wanting a bargain pass should’ve traded in their points before today to get a better rate.
Tesco offers various delivery passes – including 12-month off-peak ones which delivers the next day after 3pm and costs £47.88, or any-time passes for £83.88.
Six-month passes are also available at £29.94 for off-peak deliveries or £47.94 for peak.
You can also pay monthly rather than upfront.
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Shoppers get one point for every £1 spent in-store and online at Tesco, and one for every £2 spent on fuel.
One point is worth 1p in Tesco.
A Tesco spokesperson previously told The Sun that Clubcard is how customers can get the best value from shopping at the supermarket.
But up to two million Clubcard customers will need to use £13million worth of vouchers before November 30 before they expire.
Tesco group director of loyalty and membership, Tash Whitmey, said:
“We want to help our customers to have a joyful and affordable Christmas and Clubcard is the best way to get great value with Tesco – from Clubcard Rewards to thousands of exclusive deals through Clubcard Prices.
“With more than £13m worth of Clubcard vouchers due to expire this month, we’re reminding customers to spend them to help spread the cost of Christmas – whether that’s getting ahead on their festive food shop or by picking up an extra stocking filler.”
In terms of delivery, Tesco isn’t the only supermarket to offer delivery plans and passes.
Asda‘s anytime delivery pass costs £65 a year, or £6.50 a month, while a midweek, 12-month pass costs £35 a year, or £3.50 a month.
Morrisons‘ anytime delivery annual pass costs £70, while a six-month pass will set you back £45.
If you want to pay monthly, this will set you back £8.
Buying an annual pass works out as the best value for money based on one shop per week at an average delivery cost of £4.15.
Meanwhile, a Sainsbury’s anytime annual pass is priced at £80.
An anytime monthly pass costs £7.50 per month, while an anytime pass for six months would cost you £40.
Lastly, Iceland doesn’t do passes, but you get free next-day delivery on orders over £40.
Meanwhile, Tesco is selling a bargain bottle of Baileys for just £8 this week for Clubcard customers.
It has also launched its festive sandwich range for Christmas.
This post first appeared on thesun.co.uk
