If you’ve not got money in Premium Bonds, it’s likely you know someone who does. There are now 24 million people taking part in the government-backed savings scheme, with more than £127bn banked. The ...

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) is cutting the prize fund rate on premium bonds from April’s draw, reducing the total ...

Fewer big money Premium Bonds prizes will be available from the April draw, as the prize fund rate is slashed by almost £20 million.

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Fewer big money Premium Bonds prizes will be available from the April draw, as the prize fund rate is slashed by almost £20 ...

Prizes do not expire, meaning you can claim as far back as the original 1957 draw. Premium bonds holders can reduce the chances of their prizes becoming unclaimed by managing their premium bonds ...

Martin Lewis has issued some stark advice to people using Premium Bonds instead of a bank account ... their personal savings allowance is £1,000 meaning they’d pay tax on savings if they ...

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.

This may mean the list quotes a local authority area or borough instead of the town or city. "For Premium Bonds holders living outside the UK, we only publish the country when there are at least ...

There are many premium bond winners every month, but the actual chance of winning remains fairly low. Most people will never win a prize, meaning their investment will stay the same. However ...

In the case of bonds, lower prices mean higher yields ... was downgraded by Fitch Ratings and the 10-year Treasury term premium rose sharply. Bond yields quickly rose toward 5 percent and equities ...