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Sainsbury's stops weekly Nectar bonus points offers for some shoppers in mystery loyalty scheme shake-up
Sainsbury's has confirmed a shake-up to the Nectar loyalty scheme, which could see weekly bonus-point offers phased out for some
21 April 2021
Sainsbury's Bank starts offering credit cards to self-employed borrowers again after lifting coronavirus restrictions
Self-employed borrowers can once more take out credit cards with Sainsbury's Bank as it has reversed temporary coronavirus lending restrictions, which saw it stop issuing new credit cards to the self-employed. Here's what it means for you.
1 March 2021
Sainsbury's launches 'Nectar Prices' promo giving discounts on over 250 items
Sainsbury's has launched a 'Nectar Prices' promotion giving discounts of between 5% and 50% on 266 items to Nectar card-holders until early March
12 February 2020
Sainsbury's customers sent wrong 'double-up' vouchers
Some Sainsbury's customers have been sent the wrong Nectar 'double-up' vouchers that are worth a fraction of the amount they'd ordered – or haven't received any at all
9 November 2018
Sainsbury's Bank to change 'confusing' new credit card statements
Sainsbury's Bank has said it will change the format of its new credit card statements as soon as possible
7 August 2018
Sainsbury's credit card customers unable to see their recent transactions
Sainsbury's credit card customers are unable to see their recent transactions and there's no end date in sight
22 June 2018
Sainsbury's to trial complete overhaul of its Nectar scheme
The huge shake-up will mean you won't collect a point for each pound you spend
6 April 2018
Sainsbury's to run Nectar 'double-up' promo next month
If you've a stash of Nectar points, you may want to hold off spending them until next month
20 October 2017
Nectar card holders lose points after 'technical glitch'
A 'technical glitch' has resulted in some Sainsbury's shoppers seeing points disappear from their Nectar account
25 May 2017
Sainsbury's second supermarket to cut price of cosmetic cotton buds after MSE investigation
Sainsbury's has followed Tesco in cutting the price of its own-brand cotton buds after an MSE investigation
12 May 2017
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Martin Lewis: Why you shouldn't worry too much about your credit score – it’s not actually a real thing
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