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Here’s how to earn 10x Everyday Rewards points at Woolworths

And get that $10 off your next shop even sooner…
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Everyone’s currently feeling the pressure when it comes to cost of living. Therefore, most of us are desperate to save an extra dollar or two by any means necessary…

Well, if you’re a Woolworths shopper and have an Everyday Rewards account, you can now get up to 10x more points – meaning you’ll receive $10 off your shop sooner – thanks to Woolies’ new Boost Your Budget offer.

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Read on to find out how to score those sweet sweet extra points; especially as the offer only lasts until May 9.

Firstly, you’ll have to ‘boost’ the offer via the Rewards app, by email or by simply scanning the QR code in your local Woolworths.

Then if you purchase any products from everyday brands like Huggies, Old El Paso and Bega (full list of brands below!), you’ll automatically get 10x the Everyday Rewards points.

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Managing Director of Woolworths Supermarkets, Natalie Davis said the chosen brands were selected because of their popularity, value and quality.

“Value and quality are now more important to Australian families than ever before. That’s why we have worked with 20 of Australia’s most popular brands to curate a range of everyday food products and household essentials, including nappies, pet food, toothpaste and rice, [that] customers can earn 10x Rewards points on for the next four weeks,” Natalie said.

“We’ve selected these brands because we know they are firm family favourites and found in kitchens and pantries right across the country,” she continued.

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All brands included in Woolworths’ Boost Your Budget offer:

  • Bega
  • Birds Eye
  • Cadbury
  • Connoisseur
  • Dine
  • Finish
  • Four’N Twenty
  • Gillette
  • Golden 
  • Head & Shoulders
  • Huggies
  • Kettle
  • Maggi
  • MyDog
  • Nescafe
  • Old El Paso
  • Oral B
  • Primo
  • SunRice
  • Western Star

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