Tesco shoppers are being urged to check their Clubcard accounts, with £15 million worth of vouchers due to expire on Monday 30 November 2026.
According to MoneySavingExpert, which says Tesco exclusively revealed the figure to it, customers have until 11.59pm on 30 November to use the affected vouchers.
If you’ve been saving up your Clubcard vouchers, or simply haven’t checked your account for a while, it’s worth having a look.
You could have a few pounds sitting there that could help pay for your next food shop.
How to check if your Clubcard vouchers are expiring
Tesco Clubcard vouchers are normally valid for two years from the date they’re issued.
Once they expire, you can’t spend them, and Tesco won’t reissue them.
You can check your vouchers in a couple of minutes:
- Open the Tesco Grocery & Clubcard app.
- Tap ‘Clubcard’ and then ‘Vouchers’.
- Look at your unused vouchers and check their expiry dates.
You can also check your vouchers on Tesco’s website by signing into your Clubcard account.
If you’ve lost any paper vouchers, don’t worry. They’ll still appear in your online account if they haven’t already been used or expired.
Not all Clubcard vouchers expire on 30 November. The deadline only affects those showing that date.
What can you spend your vouchers on?
The simplest option is to use your vouchers towards your normal Tesco shopping.
A £5 Clubcard voucher will knock £5 off an eligible shop, and you can use vouchers in-store, online or towards fuel at Tesco petrol stations.
To spend a digital voucher in-store, open it in the Tesco app and scan the barcode at the checkout.
You can also exchange vouchers with Tesco’s Reward Partners, potentially doubling their value.
For example, £5 in Clubcard vouchers could become £10 to spend with an eligible Reward Partner.
That could be handy if you’re planning a family day out or already have something you want to buy.
However, check the terms before exchanging. Reward Partner codes have their own expiry dates and restrictions, and you generally can’t get your vouchers back if you change your mind.
If you’re interested in getting more from the schemes you already use, we’ve also compared the best loyalty cards and rewards apps in the UK.
Can you extend your Clubcard vouchers?
There is a trick that some shoppers use to extend the life of their vouchers, but it isn’t guaranteed to work.
It involves using a small amount of an expiring voucher with one of Tesco’s Reward Partners.
For example, if you exchange 50p from a £5 voucher, the remaining £4.50 may be returned to your Clubcard account as 450 points.
Those points could then be turned into new vouchers with a fresh two-year expiry date.
However, there’s a catch.
Under Tesco’s Clubcard terms and conditions, the supermarket can refuse Reward Partner exchanges made solely to extend the life of vouchers where more than 50 points would be returned as change.
So while the trick has worked for some shoppers, there’s no guarantee Tesco will allow it.
If you have vouchers expiring soon, using them towards something you actually need is the safer option.
Skint Dad says:
Getting twice the value of your vouchers sounds great, but it’s only a saving if you’re using them for something you were already planning to pay for.
If you’ve got £5 in vouchers and money is tight, taking £5 off your food shop could be far more useful than getting £10 towards a day out you weren’t planning.
Don’t feel you have to spend your vouchers on a reward just because it looks like a better deal.
What about Tesco Christmas Savers vouchers?
Tesco’s Christmas Savers top-up and bonus vouchers have different expiry dates and restrictions from ordinary Clubcard vouchers.
If you’re signed up to that scheme, check the dates on those vouchers separately.
We’ve explained the differences in our Tesco Clubcard Christmas Savers 2026 guide.
And one final thing: be careful of fake texts or emails telling you your Clubcard vouchers are about to expire.
Scammers can use deadlines like this to trick people into clicking suspicious links.
The safest way to check is to open the Tesco app yourself or visit Tesco’s website directly.
If you haven’t looked at your vouchers recently, it’s worth checking before 30 November. It only takes a couple of minutes, and you could save yourself some money on your next shop.
