Caution: Tesco Clubcard Change In <2 Wks

Tesco wants its 20 million Clubcard customers to use their rewards soon. The deadline is in two weeks. They're encouraging people to redeem their rewards. Make sure not to miss out on this opportunity!

The supermarket wants to tell its Clubcard customers something important. They are making a big change on June 14. The supermarket chain has given an urgent warning.

The supermarket said in March that their loyalty scheme points will be worth twice the value. Previously, they were worth three times the value.

Now, people shopping at Tesco get points they can convert into vouchers for Legoland and Alton Towers.

In March this year, the supermarket chain declared a significant alteration to its Clubcard points.

Rewards can be used for one year from the issue date. This lasts until June 13. Normally, they are only valid for six months.

Martin Lewis suggests stretching your points by making a small purchase on the Tesco Clubcard Rewards site. This will help you extend your points further.

Money Saving Expert suggests spending 50p from a £10 voucher online. This gives you £1.50 in restaurant vouchers.

They give you a new one if your £9.50 runs out. The new one lasts for two more years.

If you use a bit of the voucher, the left-over amount is given to you again, and it remains useful for another two years.

Tesco's top customer officer, Alessandra Bellini, stated that changes are coming to how members will be able to use their vouchers with Tesco's reward partners.

Clubcard users, redeem your vouchers now! Get three times the value before June 13. Use your reward partner codes to spoil yourself and loved ones.

Codes that are redeemed before the deadline will now be valid for a year. The previous validity period was six months, but we've extended it at a 3x rate. So, customers will have more time to enjoy the benefits of the codes.

Tesco's new decision will affect drivers who refuel at their petrol stations.

Tesco Clubcard members will notice other changes on June 14.

Right now, if you spend £2 on fuel, you get one point as a reward.

The modification means that you earn one point per every two litres of fuel bought rather than one point per every £2 spent.