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The popular voucher system helps customers save €10 on every €50 or €5 on every €25 they spend on their shopping bills
Dunnes Stores has cut the length of time that customers have to use their money off vouchers.
The popular voucher system helps customers save €10 on every €50 or €5 on every €25 they spend on their shopping bills.
Until now, customers had up to 14 days to redeem the vouchers but now the retail giant has started distributing vouchers that expire after 10 days, meaning shoppers will have less time to use them.
The vouchers are a great way for shoppers to stretch their money and in the run up to Christmas, money and the cost of living crises is on everyone's minds.
Along with this major change, the retailer have also changed their policy on returns and exchanges which will give cutomers more time to return or exchange goods.
Now, any item bought from the fashion or homewares section from October 14 can be exchanged or returned up until January 10, 2024, as long as you have the receipt.
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