It is not every day £100 can make you £1,000,000, but that is exactly what happened to one Premium Bonds saver. The new millionaire, from Cleveland in Yorkshire, purchased their winning bond two years ...

To check on the NS&I website, customers will need their Premium Bonds holder’s number. For the prize checker app, they'll need their NS&I number or holder’s number. People can also check for any ...

NS&I has announced the winners of March’s Premium Bonds prize draw. Who won the £1 million jackpot and how can you find out ...

The Premium Bonds prize rate will drop to 4.4 per cent , from 4.65 per cent, in March. That means £30.1 million less paid out - with 72,022 fewer prizes. And I predict there will be more cuts as ...

The maximum you can save in Premium Bonds is £50,000, but one lucky North East entrant bagged a top prize with only £100 saved ...

The prize fund rate - which is the closest thing Premium Bonds has to an interest rate - is being reduced from 4.00% to 3.80% from the April 2025 draw ...

Plus, read our round-up of the latest Premium Bonds news. March 2025 update: Winners of the £1million Premium Bonds prizes this month are in Cumbria and Cleveland The Cumbria winner had a ...

The maximum you can have saved in Premium Bonds is £50,000 but one lucky person managed to scoop the £1million prize despite having just £100 saved ...

If you own Premium Bonds or are just curious to see who won the top £1 million prize, look no further. National Savings and Investment (NS&I) has announced the 2025 March winners. Only two lucky ...

Premium Bonds – a type of cash savings where, instead of earning interest, each £1 bond you hold is entered into a monthly prize draw with prizes ranging from £25 up to £1million – are one ...

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.