Shoppers are missing out on millions of pounds worth of supermarket discounts because of forgotten loyalty points, Britain's biggest grocer has revealed.
In a warning to shoppers, Tesco said millions of Clubcard points have been left abandoned - equivalent to 650,000 weekly food shops.
The grocer said its latest round of vouchers are due to expire on February 29 - meaning those who fail to redeem them could lose out.
Importantly, these points can also be tripled when used with one of Tesco's 150 Reward Partners, such as Thorpe Park or Pizza Express - which could save families a fortune over half term.
Clubcard members can collect points when shopping in-store and online, and Tesco will turn these into vouchers to help save on future shops, days out and more.
Those on the scheme receive one point for every pound spent, or more via its new Clubcard Plus offering.
Customers can check the number of points and vouchers they have via the Clubcard app - and to use them, all you have to do is scan the barcode provided at the checkout.
Vouchers are typically valid for two years and can be used for shopping trips online and in-store.
Tesco chief customer officer, Alessandra Bellini, said: " Clubcard is our way of helping customers to get the very best value when shopping with us, and we want to help them make the most of it.
"We also understand that our customers lead busy lives and may forget about the points and vouchers that they’ve built up over time. With a large number set to expire at the end of the month, we are encouraging people to check the Clubcard app to see if any of these unused vouchers are theirs.”
Misplaced paper vouchers can also be checked in the Clubcard app, which is available on smartphones from iTunes or on Google Play.
Once downloaded, customers can set up their account using their personal Clubcard number, where they can redeem, swap and claim their vouchers.
