TopCashback: convert your cashback into Clubcard points
Do your online shopping via TopCashback and you'll now be able to convert your cashback into Tesco Clubcard points!
Users of TopCashback can now convert their cashback earnings into Tesco Clubcard points.
What’s more, opting to do so will see your balance boosted with a 5% bonus. So £10 cashback becomes £10.50-worth of Clubcard points.
Those Clubcard points can then be spent in a variety of different ways, from getting money off your shopping to trading them in for vouchers to use at cinemas, restaurants or even days out. Trading your points in like this can boost their value by up to four times.
Earning cashback
TopCashback is one of the UK’s big two cashback sites, alongside Quidco.
It’s a simple concept. If you visit an online retailer via a tracked link on the cashback site, your spend is then tracked and you get a percentage of that spend back. So for example on TopCashback at the moment, follow the link to Topman and you’ll get 10.1% of your spend back.
Receiving your cashback
With Quidco, there’s only one way to get your money – cash.
However, at TopCashback you have a few different options. You can have it delivered straight to your bank account, but you can also convert it into an Amazon gift certificate, a Love2shop high street shopping card (minimum £10 cashback) or Tesco Clubcard points. With all three of these alternative payments, your cashback total will be boosted by 5%.
Earning on your food shopping
Both sites have launched new facilities in recent weeks offering you the chance to earn cashback on your grocery shopping each week.
I’ve tested each service, so check out Top Cashback's Snap & Save supermarket shopping tool reviewed And Quidco's ClickSnap supermarket shopping tool reviewed for more.
Boosting your Clubcard points
I’ve written before about what a big fan of the Clubcard scheme I am. After all, it paid for my honeymoon!
As a result, I’m always interested in new ways to boost my Clubcard points.
The best way in my opinion is the Tesco Clubcard credit card, which I’ve had for a couple of years now. It doubles as a Clubcard, so you get five points for every £4 spent a Tesco (including on fuel) and one point for every £4 spent elsewhere.
An added bonus is that it’s a cracking card if you’ve got big purchases on the horizon, offering a whopping 16 months at 0%. It also offers 0% for nine months on balance transfers.
You can also collect Clubcard points if you use E.On for your gas and/or electricity. However, use our energy comparison service to make sure E.On is the best deal for you – there’s no point signing up to an energy deal for the sake of extra Clubcard points, if the value of those points is wiped out by your higher energy bills!
More on cashback and loyalty schemes:
Top Cashback's Snap & Save supermarket shopping tool reviewed
Quidco's ClickSnap supermarket shopping tool reviewed
The best cashback credit cards
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