in England
Blue light card question
I feel this is really silly.. But I've got blue light card. It seems to be mainly you need to pay for a voucher first and then spend it in the shop. But I don't know what I'm going to spend in the shop.. So I get a very small discount on a certain amount and have to pay full price for the rest if I go over.
Is this right or am I doing this a silly way?
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Unless the light blue card website has changed, I never had to pay for a voucher first. They just give you a discount code to get money off. For example: My other half normally uses the code for 20% of JD sports. If there is a shop i need to buy a present for a family member, I normally look on there to so if I can get a discount. You can get a free delivery pass from morrisons. You can link your card to the Asda reward card. When I worked through the pandemic you use to get free things from the supermarket as a thank you x
Some are vouchers but a lot are discount or money back like at Asda xx
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If it’s from their voucher shop for things like food shopping, yes you’ll use your voucher to get the money off and then pay the difference