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&lt;p&gt;H&amp;amp;M Member points are worth exactly 2.5 cents each—no more, no less. Every dollar you spend earns 1 point; every 200 points converts to a $5 bonus voucher. That math is simple and fixed. The program does not inflate perceived value with aspirational redemptions or tiered multipliers, which means the floor and the ceiling sit in the same place. What it does offer is a clean base layer that rewards cards and shopping portals can meaningfully extend.&lt;/p&gt;</description></item></channel></rss>