NS&I said it was cutting the Premium Bond prize rate from 4% to 3.80% from April - but the odds of winning stay at 22,000 to 1. The drop is the second this year as in January NS&I cut the win rate ...

Analysis by money expert Martin Lewis found that the ‘interest rate’ on premium bonds accounts is 4 per cent when all winnings are considered – but notes most people won’t see anything ...

Despite rates holding steady, many financial experts say now is still a good time to buy bonds.

Martin Lewis explained how most people will be financially worse off with money in Premium Bonds rather than using a Cash ISA ...

Premium Bonds savers have been warned that the prize fund rate for the savings scheme could be misleading as to your chances of winning a prize. NS&I has announced that the prize fund rate will ...

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 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 ...

Premium Bonds holders have been warned that the official prize fund rate might not reflect their actual odds of winning. National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has announced a decrease in the prize ...

There were 83 £100,000 prizes in this month's prize draw. The Premium Bonds prize fund rate - which represents the average return a Premium Bonds saver would get in a year - currently stands at ...

After a seismic shift in German bonds, a pocket of the market is trading at levels close to those normally associated with ...