At a time when Australians are looking to save money more than ever before, Coles is offering a nifty way to get a bigger bang for your buck by giving customers 10% off selected Coles Mastercard Gift Cards.
This money-saving hack will help customers save on upcoming purchases – from groceries, household bills, petrol, office suppliers, restaurants – with the offer helping to cut the price of anything that can be bought with a Mastercard.
The discount offers endless opportunities for customers to maximise savings, with the most common use for the Coles Mastercard being on the weekly grocery shop (58%), followed by utilities and service bills.
From Wednesday 15 June, for one-week only Coles customers can pick up a $100 or $250 gift card and receive 10% off the total transaction, which includes an applicable purchase fee.
Customers can pick up a $250 Coles Mastercard Gift Card, which carries a $7 purchase fee, for just $231.30 leaving an extra $18.70 in their pocket.
Coles customers can also buy a $100 Coles Mastercard Gift Card, with a purchase fee of $5 per card, for $94.50 with the 10% discount, which is a saving of $5.50.
There’s a limit of five Gift Cards per customers, which means customers to save up to $93.50 by purchasing five $250 gift cards.
Coles General Manager of Non-food Jonathan Torr said the limited-time offer allows customers to take advantage of money-saving opportunity at a time they need it most.
“We understand many Australians are feeling the pinch with rising cost of living pressures and we’re always looking at ways we can provide the very best value at Coles to help make a difference,” Jonathan said.
“The 10% off selected Coles Mastercards will provide some temporary relief on everyday expenses, as the gift cards can be used on anything from the weekly shop to paying the household bills – it can even be used to maximize savings at other retailers during end-of-financial-year sales.”
10% off $100 Coles Mastercard and $250 Coles Mastercard Gift Card is available for a limited time only at Coles Supermarkets until Tuesday, 21 June, while stocks last.
