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When someone dies, notifying Boots Advantage Card is one of the key tasks for the executor or next of kin. This guide explains exactly who to contact, what to say, what documents you will need, and how long Boots Advantage Card takes to process a bereavement notification.
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Call to notify Boots of the bereavement and to enquire about the points balance on the card. Boots Advantage Card points are part of the estate and may have monetary value.
Boots Advantage Card points are worth 1p each. Check the balance by logging into the account at boots.com or calling customer services. A large balance (e.g. 10,000 points = £100) should be noted for the estate inventory.
Ask Boots whether the points can be redeemed by the executor for the benefit of the estate. Boots' policy on this can vary — some deceased accounts can have points redeemed against Boots purchases, others may be cancelled without redemption. Ask explicitly.
Boots will close the Advantage Card account on notification. If the deceased had a Boots Opticians account linked to the card, notify that department separately.
Have multiple certified copies of the death certificate ready. Banks and financial institutions each require an original or certified copy — you cannot usually pass a single copy between organisations. See our guide to how many death certificates you need.
Boots Advantage Card typically takes 1–3 weeks to process a bereavement notification once all required documents have been received.
During this period, accounts or services will typically be frozen until the estate is administered. This means no new transactions can be authorised.
Boots Advantage Card points cannot be converted to cash — they can only be used for Boots purchases. However, using them to purchase goods for the estate (e.g., medication during illness) is valid if done before account closure.
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Once Boots Advantage Card receives your notification and confirms receipt, the account or service will be frozen and no new transactions will be authorised. Estate administration can then begin.
Boots Advantage Card will confirm receipt of your notification and advise you of any next steps required to close or transfer the account or policy. Keep a record of all correspondence and reference numbers for the estate file.
Do not delay notifying Boots Advantage Card
Direct debits and standing orders may continue to be charged after death. Some organisations treat the estate as the debtor for any charges incurred before notification. Notifying Boots Advantage Card promptly protects the estate from unnecessary costs.
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