National Savings and Investments has warned Premium Bonds holders over a first rule change since 2010. NS&I has announced new issues of its one, two, three and five-year British Savings Bonds.

As well as the top prize of £1 millionaire, there are £100,000, £50,000, £25,000, £5,000, £1,000, £500, £100, £50 and £25 prizes handed out to people with their money invested in a Premium Bonds ...

Millions of Premium Bonds holders have been encouraged to inspect their accounts as the latest round of winners has been announced. Those invested with National Savings and Investments can use the ...

Millions of people who hold Premium Bonds have been warned to keep hold ... an increase in the prize fund rate could also be on the cards. Matthew Parden, CEO and co-founder of savings provider ...

It does not necessarily reflect the view of The Herald. Millions of Premium Bonds holders have been warned ahead of a change. Financial experts have explained that additional cuts could be on the ...

Premium Bonds holders who have been disheartened by the recent dip in their prize fund rate might soon see a welcome uptick. Currently, the rate is at 3.8%, having decreased from 4% since the ...

And another person won £25,000 with just £1 worth of Premium Bonds. Premium Bonds were introduced back in November 1956 by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan's government as a way to encourage ...

Premium Bonds holders are being cautioned that more rate cuts could be on the way as the prize fund rate drops this month to 3.8%. NS&I has made another cut following a decrease in January from 4. ...

Some lucky person won the £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot with a mere £100 holding ... how much pent-up demand there is. Sadly for bond holders, it means this is unlikely to be the last of ...