What should you do with existing ‘More’ points? Shoppers used to be able to rack up More points when buying from Morrisons stores, cafés, forecourts and online. Each point was worth 0.1p, and once you reached 5,000 points you could claim a £5 Morrisons voucher.

With the old Morrisons More card, you received five points for every £1 spent in store, online or in the café. Now, instead of collecting points on your Morrisons More card, you will receive digital coupons through the My Morrisons app. These vouchers can be used straight away to save money while shopping in store.

Vouchers can be redeemed through the app or Morrisons website, or by printing them off in store. Once you’ve requested them, they will 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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Real value of Morrisons points You earn 5 points for every £1 you spend, or 10 points for every litre of fuel.

To do this:

1. Login to the More wesbite with your More account Email & Password combination.
2. Click on the yellow banner that states ‘Spend £5 Voucher’ on your next visit.
3. Simply click on the + for the number of Vouchers you will like.
4. Click on ‘Request your Morrisons Fivers.

Morrisons’ loyalty scheme is making big changes in May. But rather than reform it so you can earn more points or payout at a lower level, it’s announced it will be dropping points completely from 10th May 2021.

Can You Still Redeem Morrisons More Points? Existing Morrisons More points expired on August 9th 2021. Any existing points will have disappeared from your account on that date.

Morrisons has axed its ‘More’ loyalty points scheme and replaced it with new personalised money-off vouchers. It means you can no longer collect points on your shopping from 10 May, and you’ll have to swap existing points for vouchers by 9 August at the latest. The new scheme’s name has also changed to ‘My Morrisons’.

500 points are worth £2.50 to spend in store.

What are Tesco Clubcard points worth? You’ll get one Clubcard point for every £1 you spend at Tesco. If you spend them in-store on your groceries, 100 Clubcard points are worth £1, so that means they have a base value of 1p each. And if you’ve got 1,000 points then that’s worth £10.

Under the old scheme, if you forgot your Morrisons More card, you could have points added to your receipt instead. You can then transfer these from your receipt to your loyalty card at the in-store customer services desk.

Morrisons’ loyalty scheme is making big changes in May. But rather than reform it so you can earn more points or payout at a lower level, it’s announced it will be dropping points completely from 10th May 2021. The scheme will continue though, and there will be offers and coupons for instant savings instead.

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