Morrisons has announced a major change that will be rolled out in every single supermarket in the UK next week.
The new change will see shoppers with a Morrisons More card affected as a huge overhaul of the loyalty club takes place, reports the Mirror .
Under the current scheme, customers get five points for every £1 spent, with 5,000 points worth a £5 voucher at the supermarket.
But this will stop from May 10 - meaning the final day to collect points is May 9.
From then, instead of getting points, shoppers will receive digital coupons via its Morrisons More app that can be used for instant savings in stores.
The supermarket giant says these deals will be personalised, so they should be based on what you usually buy in stores.
As part of the shake up, Morrisons will also stop producing physical More cards, which means if you lose or damage yours, it won’t be replaced.
However, customers can keep using their existing card from May 10 onwards - but again, you won’t be able to collect points on it and you’ll still need the app to activate offers.
The cut off point for requesting any points you’ve built up before the changes come in is August 9, 2021.
Vouchers can be redeemed through the app or Morrisons website, or by printing them off in store. Once you’ve requested them, they’ll remain valid for 56 weeks.
As you can only get vouchers in multiples of £5 from Morrisons, any remaining points that can’t be rounded up to this amount will be lost.
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For example, if you have a balance of 6,000 points you can redeem 5,000 points for a £5 voucher, the remaining 1,000 points will be void.
If your £5 vouchers are set up to automatically print in store, these will still appear when you next scan your More card.
On its website, Morrisons wrote: "With Morrisons More, we are always listening to our valued customers, taking feedback on how we can improve the experience.
"What we've heard is that you'd like your rewards to be immediate, including discounts and money off your next shop.
"We also learned that you want to give back to your local community and to support environmental causes by going paper and plastic free wherever possible."
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