Premium Bonds are one of the country’s favourite savings products, with over £127 billion invested in them. Premium Bonds differ from traditional savings accounts in that there is no guaranteed reward ...

The Premium Bonds prize draw takes place monthly, with details about the jackpot winners announced on the first working day of each month. You will be able to check if you won a prize between £25 and ...

More than 24 million people in the UK have NS&I Premium Bonds, which enters your savings into a monthly draw, offering tax-free prizes from £25 to £1million. However, after a previous drop to the ...

Millions of Premium Bond holders are being urged to reconsider their investments as financial experts caution that the formerly favoured savings option is no longer providing good returns. Laura Suter ...

Premium Bonds savers may want to read up on the rules for their savings scheme and make note of two key numbers. Guidance is published on provider NS&I's website about how to manage your Premium Bonds ...

More than 24 million people in the UK have NS&I Premium Bonds and will be impacted by a change coming into force in April 2025. As it currently stands, each bond is placed into a monthly draw, with ...

Some 14 million Premier Bond account holders risk never winning a prize, according to freedom of information request by AJ Bell, with the firm suggesting some may wish to look elsewhere. The popular ...

16:03, Wed, Aug 27, 2025 Updated: 16:14, Wed, Aug 27, 2025 NS&I savers have been urged to check their Premium Bonds numbers to make sure they aren’t missing out on winnings worth thousands of pounds.

Millions of Premium Bond holders are being urged to think again as experts warn the once-popular savings product is no longer delivering decent returns. Laura Suter of AJ Bell said many small savers ...

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