The month of March brings the start of spring and a fresh chance to win with premium bonds. For two fortunate holders, the ...

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NS&I is once again set to reveal the latest results of its Premium Bonds draw, where two millionaires will be created overnight, and thousands more will scoop a host of prizes. But despite an ...

Many of us are attracted to Premium Bonds by the monthly draw and the chance to win £1m. You could win anything from £25 to £1m but most of us have our eyes (and our dreams) fixed on the big prize.

Every month, savers have the chance to win big prizes as the Premium Bonds winning numbers are announced. There are now 24 million people taking part in the government-backed savings scheme ...

“Of course the lure of Premium Bonds is that you might win the big, £1m prize, but these figures show that it’s very unlikely, especially if you have a small amount saved in the bonds.” ...

Despite the uncertainty of the prize draw and the fact you may win nothing, Mr Ahmad said the savings scheme may suit some people. He explained: "For higher-rate taxpayers, Premium Bonds can be ...

Premium Bonds are government-backed savings you can put money into and withdraw when you want. Unlike other investments, where investors earn interest or a regular dividend income, bonds are entered ...

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 ...

while those with Premium Bonds could be saving the same £1,000 thinking they’ll get something extra each month and be in with a chance of scoring £1million, but ultimately win nothing time and ...

Every month National Savings and Investments (NS&I) creates two new millionaires when their monthly prizes are announced. As well as the top prize of £1 millionaire, there are £100,000, £50,000 ...