Tesco is making a major change to how you can earn Clubcard points

Tesco is giving shoppers more ways to earn Clubcard points (Picture: Shutterstock / JuliusKielaitis) If you’re a Tesco Clubcard holder, there’s good news.

The retailer has just announced a major expansion to its list of partners, with more than 500 new places being added.

This means Clubcard members will now have hundreds of places where they can earn points as they shop, whereas previously they could only do so at 13 spots outside of Tesco.

As well as earning points when you buy your groceries or eat at PizzaExpress, you’ll now be able to collect them when buying Nike trainers, ordering a gift from Etsy, or shopping the latest trends at ASOS or Oliver Bonas.

Music lovers can earn Clubcard points now when they book to attend a gig via Ticketmaster, and you can receive them when buying National Express tickets too.

Other new partners include Boden, Lookfantastic, Dyson, Halfords, Adidas, BT Broadband, H&M, Virgin Media, New Balance, Lego, Puma, and Glasses Direct.

The amount of points available varies by partner, with some offering more than the usual one point per pound spent.

For instance, Nike is currently offering up to four Clubcard points for every £1 spent, meaning you’d get 400 points if you spent £100. This would turn into a £4 Clubcard voucher.

It’s worth noting that there’s currently no option to collect points with the new partners when shopping in physical stores, only online.

In order to do so, you’ll need to be logged in to the Tesco website or shopping via the Clubcard app, and these will redirect you to partner sites.

Shama Wilson, Tesco’s group loyalty and membership director, said: ‘We’re really excited to be giving Clubcard members even more ways to collect points on more brands they already know and love.

‘Today marks the biggest expansion of the partner brands where customers can collect Clubcard points, with more than 500 brands now available across fashion, beauty, home, travel and more.

‘As we head into Black Friday and Christmas, customers can collect points on spending they’re planning to do and turn those points into rewards that matter most to them.’

Those signed up to Tesco’s Clubcard scheme earn one point for every £1 they spend at Tesco.

They also have access to Clubcard prices and member-only deals.

Tesco previously worked with 13 points partners where shoppers could spend their points, including Disney+, Alton Towers, Bella Italia, Cineworld, Hotels.com, Prezzo, Las Iguanas, and Zizzi.

With these places, you were able to double or even triple the value of your points to spend on food, tickets, and more.

Now you’ll be able to earn points as you shop in other places and have the opportunity to multiply your points.

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The way you earn the points isn’t changing, but the amount you can now earn should go up, when you shop.

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