Shoppers who use a Sainsbury’s Nectar Card are paying an average of £869.96 more per year for their weekly shops than Aldi shoppers, based on the latest Which? supermarket comparison figures.
SAINSBURY'S has launched a new feature to stop customers Nectar card points from being stolen. Customers now have the option to freeze spending on Nectar pointsCredit: Alamy Customers now have the ...
Consumer group Which? said the best price for a shopping list of 79 unidentified items was a supermarket where the groceries ...
Over 17 million people in the UK have a Nectar card - but it's not just for bagging savings in Sainsbury'sCredit: Alamy As well as unlocking lower grocery prices in your favourite supermarket ...
We reveal whether Aldi or Lidl was the cheapest supermarket overall - as well as which is the supermarket to beat for the ...
Sainsbury's is making Mother's Day even more delightful with the return of it's exclusive 'Buy 6, Save 25%' on wine with ...
For those using a Sainsbury's Nectar card, March's list averaged £150.46, which is £16.73 more than at Aldi. Without a Nectar card, the same items at Sainsbury's cost £159.24. Reena Sewraz ...
Sainsbury’s Nectar card shoppers have been urged to "lock" their points to stop them being stolen. Customers now have the option to freeze spending on Nectar points in the app until they are ...
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Morrisons closures: what's the cheapest UK supermarket as Morrisons stores, cafes closing - Tesco, Asda, Lidl?Even loyalty card discounts from Tesco Clubcard, Sainsbury’s Nectar, and Lidl Plus were unable to match Aldi’s prices. And as ...
For those using a Sainsbury's Nectar card, March's list averaged £150.46, which is £16.73 more than at Aldi. Article continues below Without a Nectar card, the same items at Sainsbury's cost £ ...
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