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How to get £5 free fuel from petrol stations including Tesco and Esso this month

DRIVERS can get £5 worth of free fuel by following these simple steps.

The money saving deal means that punters get a fiver’s cash back if they fill their car with at least £10 worth of petrol.

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Drivers can £5 free fuel when they top up their car with at least £10[/caption]

The deal is being run by Topcashbacks so drivers can save on costs this March.

It is available for customers to use now and it is valid until March 31

That means customers have just under three weeks to avail themselves of the offer.

However, it is only available to those who are new to the website – so if you’re an existing member you unfortunately aren’t eligible.

It’s free to sign up and you’ll only need to spend a couple of minutes providing an email and creating a password.

Once you’re all set up, you can go to your nearest petrol station and spend £10 or more on fuel, then take a photo of your receipt.

It must clearly show the date, the name of the petrol station, the receipt number, and the name and quantity of the item you’ve purchased.

The average petrol price currently stands at 139.13p, while diesel costs 145.93p, according to the RAC website.

In order to get the money off you should submit the photo of your receipt to TopCashback via its website.

Only receipts from this month will be eligible for the deal, so you’ll need to upload a picture before midnight on Monday, March 31.

The deal is available at any station whether you’re visiting a supermarket fuel stop or a Shell.

But it only works if you use the money saving deal offered by TopCashback.

You can also only submit a receipt once, so you can’t receive the deal if you try it again.

The money should arrive in your account within 14 days, where you can then move it from your account into your bank account.

HOW TO SAVE ON FUEL

Making sure you are comparing prices and finding the lowest is essential for cutting spending on petrol.

You can search for the cheapest local pumps using petrolprices.com which should provide up-to-date figures.

All you need to do is pop in your postcode to see what prices are like near you.

Loyalty schemes are another way of making filling up cheaper.

Nectar members can shave up to 5p a litre off the cost of petrol.

While Clubcard members at Tesco stations earn one point for every two litres of fuel purchased.

You can also use Clubcard points to pay for fuel at Esso stations to help your money stretch further.

Keeping an eye out for advice on cheap petrol on social media is also wise, especially on local community groups.

How to cut the price of petrol and diesel

HERE's how to save yourself money and fuel

  1. Make your car more fuel-efficient. Keep your tyres inflated, remove the roof rack and turn your air-con. This will reduce your engine power and the amount of fuel you’re using.

2. Drive slow and steady. The brake is a money burner, so avoid slamming it on. Accelerating slowly will also save you fuel and money.

3. Be a bargain hunter. Find the cheapest petrol or diesel in your area. PetrolPrices.com and Confused.com are free to use – just enter your postcode and how far you want to travel.

 

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Liverpool vs PSG: Get £30 in free bets and £10 casino bonus with BoyleSports, plus 50% boost on your winnings

LIVERPOOL welcome PSG to Anfield for tonight’s Champions League last-16 second leg holding a slender one-goal advantage.

Punters who register an account with BoyleSports and stake a tenner on the blockbuster battle will be rewarded with £30 in football free bets plus an extra £10 casino bonus!

BoyleSports are also offering customers an extra 50% boost on their Bet Builder winnings!

Find The Sun’s betting publishing principles here

How to claim...

BoyleSports offer

  1. Visit the BoyleSports website HERE*
  2. Register a new account and deposit
  3. Place a qualifying bet of £10 or more at odds of Evens or greater
  4. Remember, your qualifying bet must be placed within 30 days of account opening
  5. Once that’s settled, you will receive £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus

BoyleSports: Get £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus HERE*

Not got a BoyleSports account? No Problem!

Simply visit the BoyleSports website and register for your brand new account.

Deposit at least a tenner and then place a tenner or more on any football betting market at odds of Evens or greater.

Once that’s settled, you will receive £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus.

You will also be eligible for BoyleSports’ amazing special, which offers all customers an extra 50% on their Bet Builder winnings – claim that HERE*

BoyleSports: Get £30 in free bets and a £10 casino bonus HERE*

Cheltenham Festival betting offers and free bets


*18+. New UK customers (Excluding NI) only. £40 in FREE Bets (FB) as £30 in sports bets & a £10 casino bonus (CB). Min Deposit £10. Min stake £10. Min odds Evs. FB applied on 1st settlement of any qualifying bet. FB 7-day expiry. 1 FB offer per customer, household & IP address only. Account & Payment restrictions. 14 days to accept £10 CB, then active for 3 days. CB 5x wagering & max redeemable £100. Game restrictions apply. Cashed out/Free Bets won’t apply. 30 days to qualify. 18+. Online only. Min Odds of (3/1). Max stake 20. One bet per customer. 50% Boost. Boost will be added once all selections have settled. Max boost payout £/€1,000. Offer does not apply to multiple bets. Free/void/cashed out bets won’t qualify. T&Cs apply.


Remember to gamble responsibly

A responsible gambler is someone who:

  • Establishes time and monetary limits before playing
  • Only gambles with money they can afford to lose
  • Never chase their losses
  • Doesn’t gamble if they’re upset, angry or depressed
  • Gamcare – gamcare.org.uk
  • GambleAware – GambleAware.org

Read our guide on responsible gambling practices.

For help with a gambling problem, call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or go to gamstop.co.uk to be excluded from all UK-regulated gambling websites.

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Save £100s a year with our ULTIMATE Nectar guide… from free flights to 5p fuel deals, & secret tips to bag extra points

OVER 17 million Brits have a Nectar card but thousands of shoppers are missing out on exclusive discounts, deals and freebies.

There are also secret ways to boost your points and even earn them without spending a penny – and in turn you could save £100s in Sainsbury’s and other retail favourites.

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Sun Savers editor Lana Clements reveals all the need-to-know Nectar card’s tips and tricks
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Over 17 million people in the UK have a Nectar card – but it’s not just for bagging savings in Sainsbury’s[/caption]

As well as unlocking lower grocery prices in your favourite supermarket, you can also spend your Nectar points in Argos, JD Sports, Debenhams and on eBay – plus many more.

And, you can also use your Nectar card to get treats, such as free British Airways flights and cappuccinos.

Nectar recently introduced a new safety feature for customers to help protect points from being stolen after a spate of thefts.

Here, Sun Savers editor Lana Clements shares her ultimate guide to help Sun readers get the most bang for their buck.

How the Nectar scheme works

You get Nectar points when you swipe your card at qualifying retailers, most notably Sainsbury’s, but others too including Domino’s, New Look, The Range and Nike.

You can spend your points at tons of places including Esso and Cafe Nero or use them to buy British Airways’ Avios points.

You’ll get one point for every £1 spent in store or online at Sainsbury’s. You can also get one point for every litre of fuel bought from Sainsbury’s petrol stations.

Nectar prices

Nectar prices are lower prices on thousands of items at Sainsbury’s. You get them if you scan your card at the checkout or add it to your online shop.

Customers also get personalised prices based on items you regularly buy.

You can view them on your Nectar account or in your linked Sainsbury’s online shopping account.

But there are easy ways to boost your points, as I explain below…

BOOST YOUR POINTS

Get the app

The Nectar app is an easy way to bag extra money off and boost your points total. And more points means more discounts.

  • Sainsbury’s offers

Through the app you can also add special Sainsbury’s offers to your account.

These offers typically give extra bonus points for buying particular items.

Or you can multiply points if you spend, for example, £60 online.

The offers refresh each week usually on a Friday and you need to manually add or you will lose out.

  • Nectar challenges

Sainsbury’s offers various challenges through Nectar throughout the year.

For example, the fruit and veg challenge gives shoppers the chance to earn extra points when they buy qualifying items.

You could expect to earn an extra 1,000 bonus points through the challenges.

However, make sure you’re only buying items that you were intending to purchase or plan to use, otherwise you’ll be wasting cash.

  • Games

When logging on to the app, users are occasionally offered the chance to rub the screen to reveal extra points that are added to their account.

This can be as little as five points – but every extra point counts.

You’ll need to opt in each time to win so keep your eyes peeled when logging on to the app.

  • Partner offers

You can also get special offers to collect bonus points at Nectar partners through the app.

For example, you may be offered an extra 200 points for filling your car at Esso.

You will usually need to ‘load’ these offers to your account or you won’t collect the bonus points.

Where to collect points

Sainsbury’s isn’t the only place where you can earn Nectar points – a number of other retailers are on the scheme.

These deals change regularly but you can currently get up to 7 points per £1 spent on Deliveroo and 9 points per £1 spend on JD Sports.

Where can you earn points?

HERE'S A LIST OF CURRENT PARTNER OFFERS

Tui – 4 points per £1
Deliveroo – 7 points per £1
B&Q – 4 points per £1
Debenhams – 5 points per £1
eBay – 2 points per £1
Hilton – 6 points per £1
JD Sports – 9 points per £1
Dreams – 5 points per £1
National Express – 4 points per £1
The Range – 5 points per £1
New Look – 7 points per £1
Nike – 5 points per £1

Avios

You can link your Nectar to an Avios account transferring points in either direction to boost balances.

Collect Avios points when making booking through British Airways, Uber, when buying train tickets or hiring a car through Avios.

As with Nectar, you can also earn bonus points when shopping through partners.

If you want to convert your Nectar points, you’ll get 250 Avios for every 400 Nectar points. Or 400 Avios points will convert to 400 Nectar points.

Collecting Avios points on top of Nectar means that you can periodically use your Avios points to top up your Nectar.

Credit card

If you have a good credit score you can take out an American Express Nectar Credit Card.

The main advantage of the card is that when you use it, you’ll get more Nectar points than if you were just using cash or another credit or debit card.

On average, card members collect 19 times more points compared to a regular Nectar collector. 

That works out as £154 more in Nectar points a year.

Are your loyalty points at risk?

AFTER a rise in loyalty point thefts Nectar has recently introduced new rules to help customers stop points from being stolen.

Customers can now choose to have an option to freeze points in the app until they are ready to spend them.

Retiree Lois Dawkins was saving up her points for her Christmas shop. But just a few weeks before December 25, the 68-year-old from Exeter had her points stolen.

Within two hours, £330 worth of points had been drained from her account, leaving her nothing to fund her Christmas shop with.

“It was so sickening to see it happening before my eyes and there was nothing I could do about it,” she said.

“Thankfully, Sainsbury’s finally refunded my money around the 18th of December because I was so persistent, but I think it’s disgusting that it was so easy for these thieves to steal my points.”

How to protect your points

To protect your loyalty accounts, treat them like you would any other bank account.

For example, when making a new account, give it a strong password and set up two factor authentication to make it harder to hack in the first place.

It’s a good idea to set a different password for each account too, as reusing the same password means hackers can gain access to all your accounts more easily.

Keep all your passwords in one secure place, like a password-locked file, in case you forget any.

Then, make sure to regularly check your balance and contact your provider immediately if you notice any transactions that you didn’t make.

In the first instance, you’ll get a whopping 20,000 points if you qualify and spend £2,000 in the first three months of membership.

You’ll also collect at least three point per £1 when you shop at a Nectar partner.

And you’ll also get two points for every £1 spent on your credit card elsewhere.

If you recommend a friend for credit card and they are approved, you can bag 5,000 bonus points.

However, before taking out a credit card, it’s important to work out if it’s right for your circumstances.

You can use a comparison site such as moneysupermarket.com to compare different reward credit cards including the American Express Nectar card.

By answering a few questions through the site, you can also see if you’re likely to be approved for a card before submitting a full application.

If you do an application and are rejected for credit, it can harm your credit history making it more difficult to get accepted for borrowing in the future.

Finally, it’s really important that you pay off the balance each month or the interest earned on your spending will quickly outweigh any extra Nectar points collected.

Earn Nectar points without spending

You can earn Nectar points without spending cash, we explain how.

Answer survey questions

You can earn up to 120 points per survey. You can request to be emailed when there is a new survey to complete.

Check your account

Your account regularly gets updated with offers, so it’s worth checking if there are any bonus opportunities.

Some do require a spend, for example, 100 points when you next shop at Sainsbury’s.

But every now and then there are offers without any spend for you to claim.

Choose how to spend your points

CHOOSING how to spend your Nectar points could help you unlock extra savings.

The Sun’s Head of Consumer Tara Evans shares her top tips:

I always save up my Nectar points to give us a free shop at Christmas.

This year we had pocketed £120 worth of points and it’s a nice little boost during the festive period when you are often spending money on presents.

My family also uses the hack to getting 5p a litre off fuel too, as this can really make a difference at the pumps.

There are LOADS of ways to earn points but you are a bit more restricted when it comes to spending them, so it really pays to do your research before you do it.

How to spend your points

One Nectar point is worth 0.5p, meaning 100 points are worth 50p and 200 points are worth £1 at Sainsbury’s.

Some people save their points throughout the year and then use them to pay for a big Christmas shop.

However, there are lots of other ways to maximise your points and spend them elsewhere.

You can use them to bag discounts on petrol, free flights using Avios or free coffees.

We have rounded up some of the best offers below. You’ll find more online on Nectar.com.

Get 5p a litre off petrol

Cut the cost of filling up at the pump. If you want to cash in 300 points you can get 5p off a litre at Esso.

This offer is best when you are filling up a full tank as you’ll save the most cash.

Free flights with Avios and British Airways

You can convert your points into Avios points to use towards free flights. Every 400 points is converted into 250 Avios.

Depending on the amount of points you have, you can use points to reduce the cost of British Airways plane tickets and holidays.

You can also use points to upgrade your flight.

Free coffee

You can get any sized hot drink for 400 points at Cafe Nero.

Cheaper paint

You can transfer 4,000 points into £20 off at Dulux decorator centres.

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