Supermarket shoppers are being informed that Tesco is extending its Clubcard vouchers expiration date.
The retailer had initially confirmed the Clubcard vouchers would be expiring this month.
But the deadline has now been extended by Tesco by six months, reports Birmingham Live.
The extension gives shoppers more time to use their vouchers following the coronavirus pandemic - but not all coupons have been extended.
Vouchers will now have a cut-off date of November 31, 2021.
Vouchers that have already had their cut-off date pushed back - for example, ones that were due to expire in November 2020 but are now due to last until May 2021 - will still expire though.
Tesco operates stores across the North East region with many more branches across England.
The retailer is one of the country's most popular supermarkets and is actually Britain's biggest grocer.
Its Clubcard loyalty card scheme is one of the most popular supermarket loyalty schemes in the country.
It rivals the likes of the Morrisons More scheme, as well as things like M&S Sparks cards and the Sainsbury's and Argos Nectar system.
Shoppers get one point for every £1 they spend in store and online, or one point for every £2 spent on fuel.
There are also schemes like myWaitrose, which is operated by supermarket retailer Waitrose.
Other systems used by stores include the likes of the Iceland Bonus Card, which you load it up with money to spend in stores and the supermarket will give you £1 for every £20 you save.
