John Lewis Student Deals

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The tasks on Life Points take up 15 mins of your time and you earn 100 points per survey.

That’s the equivalent of between £3 - 5 per hour. £3 = 345 points, their minimum reward threshold, after which you’re eligible for vouchers to spend at stores such as John Lewis, as well as payments through Paypal.

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Head over to John Lewis online and check out their big clearance sale.

Get up to 70% off womenswear, menswear, beauty & fragrance, electrical products and plenty more.

Just click "Get Deal" and shop now!

You can always cut your costs further at John Lewis, even if there isn't a huge clearance sale on.

Here are a few ways how to save on your purchases. Take a look:

Click 'Get Deal' to start shopping the John Lewis Clearance sale now.

John Lewis aren't known for offering discount codes or advertising big flash sales.

But, here's the deal: it offers the 'Never knowingly undersold' promise.

What that means is that if a rival store with a physical shop (so not Amazon, but Debenhams or HoF, for example) has discounted something, then you'll be able to get a price match for it, even if you find out about the price difference up to 28 days after you buy your item.

This is great if Debenhams, Currys or Argos are having a big price cut, but you want the additional guarantees John Lewis offer, for no extra cost.

Top Tip to get the price match:

Bookmark our Debenhams, Currys and Argos pages, as we keep them up to date with the latest sales that John Lewis will price match with.

Click 'Get Deal' to find out more about the promise.

John Lewis is also known as a good place to try out haggling on the high street, read our ultimate guide for more tips and tricks to knock money off the final price.