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A bond that costs more to buy than its face value is a premium bond. For example, a $10,000 bond that’s trading for $11,000 has a $1,000 premium. You need to pay more for the bond than the ...

Premium Bonds savers have been warned that the prize fund rate for the savings scheme could be misleading as to your chances ...

Instead of earning interest, Premium Bonds numbers are entered into a monthly prize draw for the chance to win tax-free cash prizes from £25 to £1m. You’ll need to buy at least £25 worth of ...

Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda said on Friday the central bank stands ready to increase government bond buying if ...

In total, this month's prizes were worth £430,052,425. The prospect of becoming an overnight millionaire is the main reason why people buy premium bonds. However, the odds of it actually happening are ...

NS&I has unveiled the fortunate recipients of the Premium Bonds draw for February ... Their previous holdings amounted to a mere £19. When buying Bonds, you must purchase a minimum of £25 ...

The area with the most unclaimed prizes is marked 'Unknown/Overseas', with 416,768 prizes unclaimed, worth a total of £17,633,900. But of the regions within the UK, the area with the most prizes yet ...

It comes after it emerged NS&I has increased the interest rate for its Direct ISA to 3.50% gross/AER from today to help ...

NS&I has revealed the lucky winners for the Premium Bonds prize for February, including the two individuals who have each bagged £1million jackpot. The first millionaire is from Kirklees, with winning ...

Here's a quick look -- including risk assessment -- at why the JPMorgan Equity Premium Income ETF (NYSEMKT: JEPI), the Global ...

The Sheffield win marks the city's fourth Premium Bonds millionaire and is ... with the odds currently standing at 22,000 to one for a £1 Bond. Buying more Bonds can increase your chances of ...