As the cost of living crisis bites shoppers are looking for ways to reduce their costs. Supermarket giant Tesco is urging its customers to pay a £2.49 monthly fee in a bid to 'save money in the long run' but is it the 'bargain' that some customers are hoping for? Here's everything you need to know.
Tesco has introduced a series of monthly delivery saver schemes. There are three options and start from £2.49 per month. It's the first time delivery and click and collect memberships have been available with the supermarket giant since they were forced to stop during the pandemic, according to Manchester Evening News.
The retailer says its aim is to give customers more choice and flexibility when it comes to doing the weekly shop, it could also be cheaper than the petrol it takes to do your shop in person. In addition, clubcard vouchers can be converted into cashback to use towards delivery. Some shoppers have already made the most of the new deal with one Clubcard member telling the Tesco site: "Excellent plan, shopping from home is great. Every delivery driver is a credit to Tesco, helpful, friendly and very polite. Highly recommend Delivery Saver." Another shopper said: "Six months free deliveries for just £16 - bargain!"
