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 ...

Premium Bonds offer the benefit of being easily cashed in at any time, and additional bonds can be purchased online, over the phone or by writing a letter to NS&I. The minimum investment for ...

By post - To buy Premium Bonds by post, complete an application form and send it in with a cheque payable to National Savings & Investments. ... But first they must check your identity and address ...

Over 180,000 Premium Bond prizes which were sent as cheques but never arrived in the post are waiting to be reclaimed, MoneySavingExpert.com can reveal. National Savings & Investments (NS&I), which ...

More than £88bn is invested in Premium Bonds by more than 21 million people. The chances of winning remain slim, with odds of 24,500 to one of each £1 Bond winning any of the tax-free prizes.

Premium Bonds will no longer be sold over the counter in Post Office branches from the end of July. National Savings and Investments (NS&I), which runs the savings lottery, said all sales would be ...

A saver can cash in their Bonds at any time, making Premium Bonds an attractive option as an emergency pot of funds. Each saver can hold up to £50,000 in Bonds.

Alternatively, savers can download the NS&I's Premium Bonds cashing-in form, fill it out and post it to the address on the form. Once Premium Bonds have been cashed in, "you can choose" what to do ...

NS&I has spelled out the rules for how to cash in Premium Bonds after a customer enquiry. A saver reached out to the provider as they had discovered some paper Premium Bond certificates and wanted ...