Tesco Clubcard

Nectar card holders who fill up at Sainsbury's petrol stations will earn 10 points per litre of fuel from today instead of one point per litre. But it comes just a day before the supermarket cuts the number of points shoppers can earn in-store.

Sainsbury's Nectar card customers may want to hold on to points as they'll be able to exchange them for vouchers twice their usual value in a few weeks time to spend on selected items including toys, homeware and TU Clothing.

Clubcard members planning on redeeming vouchers may want to hold on to them for now as Tesco is set to launch a series of flash sales over the next four weeks.

Sainsbury's Nectar card customers can exchange their points for vouchers of twice their usual value from today, to spend on Christmas goods including toys, homeware, Tu clothing, electricals and Taste the Difference wine.

Update: 12 December 2014: Tesco has extended its Clubcard Boost, so you now have until 21 December to exchange vouchers for Boost tokens either in store or online.You still have until 24 December to spend vouchers. Tesco has also recently added Baby & Toddler as a new department due to customer demand.

Shoppers will earn just half as many points for spending the same amount of cash at Sainsbury's from April next year, it was announced today.

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Borrowers can now get 18 months interest-free spending for a year and a half, plus up to 3% cashback with Santander's new 123 credit card deal.

If you're a Tesco Clubcard user, you should consider changing your password, after 2,000 customers had their login details published online.

January's never the easiest money month, so MoneySavingExpert.com is urging you to check now if you're owed cash due to mis-selling, poor service or for something else.