Premium bonds are an investment product from the National Savings and Investment (NS&I), which is owned by the government. Each month, millions of savers are entered into a prize draw to win cash ...

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

Premium Bonds are a unique savings product where instead of earning interest, savers are entered into a monthly prize draw for tax-free cash prizes.

Not only could your loved one be in with a chance of winning a £1 million jackpot, they could also win several other cash prizes every month. But how do you gift Premium Bonds and what are the rules?

cash equivalents and other liquid assets designed to be used in the first years of retirement. A medium-term bucket is focused mainly on bonds. A third, long-term bucket of stocks is designed to ...

Plus, read our round-up of the latest Premium Bonds news. March 2025 update: Winners of the £1million Premium Bonds prizes this month are in Cumbria and Cleveland The Cumbria winner had a ...

Two lucky premium bond holders have each won £1m in March's National Savings ... ordered by rate and excluding those that impose restrictions on opening and withdrawals. Chip Cash Isa 5.25% £1 minimum ...

Premium Bonds – a type of cash savings where, instead of earning interest, each £1 bond you hold is entered into a monthly prize draw with prizes ranging from £25 up to £1million – are one ...

According to the official results issued by National Savings Pakistan, the first prize of Rs80 million was awarded to the ...

NS&I has announced the Premium Bonds jackpot winners for March 2025. One lucky saver with a holding of just £100 became an overnight millionaire, while many others have also bagged smaller cash ...

I am holding on to mine, at least for now - though I would have done better putting the money into my cash Isa given my winnings over the past year. Here's why....read We dig into Premium Bonds ...