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Brother In-Law Passed Away

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With our Sainsbury's Nectar Credit Card (typical 12.9% APR variable), we'll give you 2 Nectar points for each £1 you spend in Sainsbury's with your card. Double Nectar points can be earned for 2 years only
Loans

Sainsbury's have personal loans with a typical 7.2% APR for shoppers who collect Nectar points

Easy to arrange with no set up fees

7.2% APR typical for Sainsbury's shoppers
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Customers with a Nectar card will receive double Nectar points on Sainsbury's shopping and fuel when taking out combined buildings and contents insurance.

15% discount on combined buildings and contents cover

unlimited buildings cover for the cost of rebuilding your home
Pet
Insurance

Our pet insurance offers 2 levels of cover so that your pet gets the care it needs. Only Option 2 policies qualify for double Nectar points.

1/3 off when you purchase a policy online (offer ends 28.3.11)

Additional 5% discount for second pet
Easy
Saver

Saving is easy with our telephone and online based savings account

Double Nectar points on Sainsbury's shopping for 2 years

A variable interest rate of 2.50% AER

Enjoy up to 5 withdrawals
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Read the latest personal finance articles, tips and guides from Sainsbury's Money Matters

Helpful hints and tips

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Nectar point
calculator

Use our calculator to work out how many Nectar points you could earn over 2 years on your weekly shop when you take out and use the following products ...

Credit Card Typical 12.9% APR variable
Easy Saver
Home insurance
Pet insurance
Loans

Enter your weekly grocery spend at Sainsbury's

£

3 new product = 4 x points

Over two years you could earn*:

40,000

Earned by combining base and offer bonus points
Why not put these points towards one of these treats

5,000
14,000
20,000
30,000
60,000

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£50 off at Ask restaurants
£70 off at Argos
£100 of Sainsbury's shopping
£150 off Eurostar travel
£300 off at Homebase

*Terms, conditions and exclusions apply. New
customers only.

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Maximum 2500 bonus Nectar points per product per month. Terms, conditions and exclusions apply. New customers only.

Double Nectar points with Credit Card for 2 years earned only when you pay with Sainsbury's Nectar Credit Card (Typical 12.9% APR variable) and hand over your Nectar card

Double Nectar points earned when you pay with your Sainsburys Credit Card and hand over your Nectar points card. Additional terms, conditions and exclusions apply

Terms, conditions and exclusions apply. Maximum 2500 bonus points per month. For 2 years only

Min opening deposit of £5,000 within 30 days and maintained for 2 years. Additional terms and conditions apply
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