BOOTS 10 POINTS PER £1

Starting today Boots is giving customers 10 loyalty card points for every £1 when they spend £15 or more in store or online.

Usually customers get four Advantage Card points per £1.

Each point is worth 1p in-store so this is effectively a 10 per cent discount. The offer runs until Monday.

NEW LOOK 20 PER CENT OFF

Pick up a copy of New Look’s magazine and grab yourself a 20 per cent discount.

The offer can be used on purchases in store – New Look has shops in CrownGate, Worcester, and Malvern’s Roman Way retail park – and online.

Online customers have until Sunday – enter code NLAFPDJN at the checkout – and store customers have until Sunday, June 5, to use their voucher.

ASK 2FOR1

Ask, which has a restaurant in Worcester’s Angel Place and Belle vue Terrace, Malvern, is offering 2for1 on main courses. Offer is valid from Sunday to Thursday and ends on Tuesday. Just visit askrestaurant-offers.co.uk/2for1/ register and print out a voucher.

One voucher/code per table, for maximum of six people.

TRIPLE TESCO VOUCHERS’ VALUE ON RAIL FARES

Tesco Rewards brochure gives up to three times Clubcard in-store vouchers’ value on certain goods.

Tesco has added some new rewards, the highlight of which is rail travel with ticket shop RedSpottedHanky. It includes many cheap advance fares, you can use railcards and there are no booking fees. Full details at moneysavingexpert.com/trains.

AND FINALLY – HUGE PAYMENT PROTECTION INSURANCE COURT VICTORY

Loan/credit card payment protection insurance mis-selling was a financial scandal. Banks wanted to stop the regulator, the FSA, making them contact victims (even those who hadn’t complained), but the case was kicked out. Even better, the banks have decided not to appeal. This means the ‘hold’ is now over, they must revisit old complaints and must contact people who might not know they’ve been mis-sold. If you took out a loan in the last six years, reclaim now – don’t assume they’ll contact you. Check at moneysavingexpert.com/ppi.

Payouts can be £1,000s.

TV money guru Martin Lewis runs the consumer revenge website MoneySavingExpert.com
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