The first big winner lives in Norwich and they hold the maximum of £50,000 in Premium Bonds, with a winning bond number of 224LR913240.

NS&I was asked what customers should do if they are having problems buying Bonds. The group said: "We have not identified any current issues affecting customers using Monzo or Revolut for Premium ...

This popular savings product from NS&I operates differently to a typical account. We look at how Premium Bonds work.

Premium Bonds offer holders the chance to win money in a monthly prize draw. If you already hold the bonds, you can find out if you were lucky in July’s draw here. And read on to discover what your ...

Check local regulations first, though, as not every country allows you to buy and hold premium bonds. How much interest do premium bonds pay? Premium bonds don't pay any interest on the money you save ...

Premium Bonds are a type of investment issued by NS&I that can generate interest or a dividend payment at regular intervals.

How do I buy premium bonds? You can buy premium bonds from NS&I online, by phone, by bank transfer or through the post. If you already hold premium bonds, you'll be asked for your holder's number. If ...

Anyone can buy Premium Bonds as long as they have at least £25 to save (the minimum purchase amount). But there are a few groups of people where this type of savings product can be attractive ...

One lucky resident was able to bag one of the top prizes of £100,000! But if that wasn't you, don't worry, there was still plenty to celebrate across County Durham this month with £305,000 shared out ...