Kroger has expanded its rewards program. Here are the new rules

Kroger has expanded its member rewards program, replacing the former fuel points system with a general points program. The grocer said the change gives shoppers more flexibility in how they earn and redeem savings.

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Here are key takeaways:

• Shoppers earn one point for every dollar spent using a Kroger rewards card, including on everyday purchases, qualifying prescriptions and qualifying gift cards both in-store and online.
• Kroger Boost members earn double points on qualifying in-store and online purchases, though some purchases are excluded from the bonus.
• Points can be redeemed toward grocery purchases at a rate of 100 points for $1 off, with a maximum of $10 in redemptions per day.
• Points must be applied to a purchase before checkout through the shopper’s digital account at Kroger.com or the Kroger app.
• Points expire at the end of the month following the month they were earned. Points earned in June, for example, expire at the end of July.

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