do supermarket still sell saving stamps

traciemk

do supermarket still sell saving stamps
as i was thinking if they do i will start saving some tescos and asda ones for next christmas

will help with the christmas goodies and drink and clothers and toys for the children.

does anyone else save them?
how much do you save a month?

comping_cat

Yes, they do, here is an article Martin had in his email a few weeks ago too!!!
http://www.moneysavingexpert.com:8080/cgi-bin/viewnews.cgi?newsid1105297979,47896,

moggins

Tesco and Asda have moved more to the cards though haven't they? I know Iceland still sell the stamps from the machine on the wall.

miacat

hi, i get my savings stamps from tesco's ,already got £20.00 saved on my card for christmas!

froggergirl

Yeah, Tesco def still work with the stamps, I had a fortune on them last year but am taking Martin's advice this year and just saving the money instead

shazspice

I get my saving stamps from Morrisons i try to get £5 to £7 a month

skystar

I get morrisons stamps. Just buy them at the till when I am putting my weekly shopping through. Normally just get £1 per week and put this towards Crimbo.

taplady

I save Tescos and Morrisons,just a few at a time and it really helps towards Christmas plus if you have a short month cash wise you can always use them up and use your shopping budget for something else. :money:

carol_a_3

I filled up an asda card last year, but not until November with money I'd saved elsewhere. That way I got interest on the savings and then a free £6 from asda for christmas shopping. The co-op still sell actual stamps that you put on a card.

Ruby_Pudding

I also get £5 worth of stamps a month from Morrisons and £5 a month from Tesco - that should give me £60 to spend at Christmas in each supermarket to take advantage of the different offers in each store.

RP

dooj

i use asda savings card which works best for me as you can put any amount of money on it. I usually round up my shopping bill to the nearest pound and then add a pound and put that amount on the card. Then at christmas you get a nice supsise of what you have actually saved.