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Monday 13 September 2021 11:58 am  |  Updated:  Tuesday 02 November 2021 8:59 pm

Take the sting out of Christmas spending

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Spread the financial pressures of Christmas with the Asda Christmas Savings Card.

Set up automatic top-ups online to put away money each month or top up anytime in-store or online and receive free a bonus on your card when you save £30 or more.  The choice is yours — you can choose to spend your savings online on groceries or at George.com or in-store. The more you save, the bigger your bonus — on the bonus date in November, depending on how much you’ve saved, you could earn up to £15.

The savings cut-off date for the bonus this year is 5pm on 21 November 2021, so make sure you have at least £30 on your card by then to qualify.

Visit asdagiftcards.com to find out more.

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