EVERY month, millions of Brits check their apps with bated breath to see if they are the newest Premium Bonds millionaire.

NS&I announced recently that both the prize fund rate and the odds of winning for Premium Bonds will fall from the April draw. The prize rate will tumble from the current 3.6 percent down to 3.3 ...

The maximum holding permitted is £50,000 in Bonds. The study revealed that merely six percent of prizes distributed between ...

The NS&I Premium Bonds prize winners for March have been announced, including two new lucky millionaires. Premium Bonds are a savings account offered by National Savings & Investments ( NS&I ), one of ...

Less than 1 per cent of Premium Bonds prizes handed out between February 2025 and January 2026 were won by savers with a holding of less than £1,000.

Discover U.K. Premium Bonds, a savings account offering tax-free monthly prize draws instead of interest, backed and secured by National Savings and Investments (NS&I).

NS&I’s Premium Bonds pay out hundreds of millions each month, but the vast majority of savers have never won a single penny.

Likelihood of winning to decrease after NS&I cut the proportion of the total invested amount paid out in prizes ...

Both winners of the £1m Premium Bonds jackpot once again held the maximum £50,000 in the popular National Savings and Investment account.

NS&I is changing the rules for Premium Bonds soon ...

When it comes to money, it’s safe to say Martin Lewis has plenty of wisdom up his sleeve – and once again, it’s time to listen up. In the latest Money Saving Expert (MSE) newsletter, the finance guru ...

If no prizes are won, the value of your holdings remains static, effectively diminishing in real terms as inflation erodes your purchasing power. The savings expert said to think about your long-term ...