Loyalty cards that are actually worth getting?

[GunpowderGelatine]

I seem to have about 25 loyalty cards in my purse but the only ones I think are worth having are Boots and Body Shop where you actually get money/vouchers to spend in store, and Subway where it's very easy and quick to get enough points for a free sandwich (I only buy 2 or 3 before getting a free sub).

M&S Sparks card is useless - 15p off a donut? Wow. Thanks and I'm not even sure what a Matalan card is for because I've never seen any points or offers from it.

What other cards are worth/not worth getting?

I have Boots, and Tesco. I did have plenty of others but I reckoned they were a waste of space. Having said that, I agree with others here, Boots is more expensive than equivalents.

I also felt all my information and spending habits were FAR too worthy to sell for a few measly points. Hello Costa.

Does anyone else think that? I think companies get a lot of info so cheaply on loyalty cards.

Tesco is the best, Waitrose, Costa - and surprisingly, KFC, which gives me a fiver off fairly frequently even though DD is the only one that has any!

KFC do a loyalty scheme?

I have just under £70 on my Boots card. I usually save them up to spend on something lovely for myself. I'm going to buy perfume this time as a reward for losing weight - I've lost a stone since the beginning of November.

Other cards I have are - Morrisons, Café Nero, Grape Tree, The Works, Waterstones, Holland & Barrett, Costa, Tesco, & 1 for a local coffee shop. I used to have lots more but got a smaller purse & pruned a lot of them. I don't miss them.

I probably get most use out of Morrisons. I save the £5 vouchers for Christmas along with buying the saving stamps. It makes a huge difference at the till for your big food shop in December when you are skint! It's not as good as it used to be though. You used to collect extra points on specific itemsbut that seems to have stopped now.

Tesco is good but don't shop there enough to get the full benefit.