Millions of people across the UK hold money in Premium Bonds, but are you more likely to win if you live in a certain part of ...

Until recently, the odds of winning a premium bond price were increasing, but they have decreased since last year. The main ...

As a report appears to show that over 60s are choosing premium bonds instead of cash ISAs, one saver asks whether his money ...

To check if you’ve won a prize on premium bonds, you can visit the NS&I checker on its website and enter your bond numbers. There is also an NS&I app which allows savers to check results on the go.

Every month, each £1 bond number is entered into a prize draw, where there’s a chance to win millions of prizes with values between £25 and £1m. Strictly speaking, Premium Bonds are not savin ...

"How many Premium Bonds do you think there are out there ... So if we do it on a single month you've got a one in 60 billion chance of winning the big prize. "So you asked on some social media ...

The Herts winner has a holding of £50,000 and purchased their winning Bond in October 2020. They become the seventeenth jackpot winner from Hertfordshire. All Premium Bonds have an equal chance ...

Premium Bonds are a type of savings product run by National Savings & Investment (NS&I) but instead of earning interest, you're entered into a monthly prize draw ...

To be in with a chance of winning a cash prize in the Premium Bond draw each month, you must have invested some money into an NS&I account. You can open an account with as little as £25 ...

That could mean either a lower prize fund rate or worse odds of winning." Despite the potential drawbacks, Mr Peake highlighted that Premium Bonds can still be appealing for certain savers due to ...

Premium bonds are an investment product from the National Savings and Investment (NS&I), which is owned by the government (PA Archive) Every month, savers have the chance to win big prizes as the ...