Every £1 bond entered into the draw has the same odds of winning, so the more bonds you purchase, the more chances you have. The minimum investment you can make in premium bonds is £25 and the ...

But the letter B appeared in 9 per cent of all winning bonds, making it the luckiest letter to feature. The letters V, P and F featured in 7 per cent of the Premium Bonds that won a £1million prize.

The winner holds £50,000 in premium bonds and purchased their winning bond in July 2014. They are the ninth millionaire from Suffolk. For the October 2022 draw, NS&I paid out almost 5 million ...

This person holds £35,000 in Premium Bonds and they bought their winning bond in April 2017. A total of 5,941,150 prizes worth £413,900,125 will be paid out in the May 2025 prize draw.

Premium Bonds customers have been warned they could be losing money in real terms by holding onto their Bonds. Savers may be wondering if the scheme is right for them as NS&I is to cut the prize fund ...

This strategy boosts the odds of winning future prizes, with current chances standing at 21,000 to one. Premium Bonds customers have been urged to look out for an important letter (Image: Getty ) ...

Premium Bonds are valued at £1 each and the minimum holding is £25 (maximum £50,000). Prizes are drawn monthly and range from £25 to £1 million, paid free of tax. Kevin Pratt ...

The new analysis also reveals how much is optimal to hold in Premium Bonds to boost the chance of winning a prize. Over the past five years, 94 per cent of jackpot winners held over £10,000 ...

Every £1 you pay in buys a unique Premium Bond number. Instead of earning interest, Premium Bonds numbers are entered into a monthly prize draw for the chance to win tax-free cash prizes from £ ...

Premium Bonds are a popular and secure savings product that offers savers the chance to win a prize every month, including a £1 million jackpot. But wit ...

However, those planning to buy bonds should bear in mind the odds of winning are 22,000 to one for every £1 bond in the monthly prize draw. What were the winning premium bonds numbers for March 2025?

Premium Bond holders are waiting an average 3.5 years to win a single prize, new analysis from Octopus Money has found. In nine out of ten of these cases, this prize is worth less than £2,000.