In addition, has the holding of prize bonds, lost its attractiveness? Mr M.T. Are prize bonds a good investment? That seems to be the kernel of your query.

Some commentators claim that prize bonds are “not a suitable long-term investment” and offer a “poor” return to savers. I beg to disagree.

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