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 ...

By post - To buy Premium Bonds by post, complete an application form and send it in with a cheque payable to National Savings & Investments. Print and complete an application form .

Clicking on this opens up a form for 'Application to buy Premium Bonds for yourself or your child under 16', which requires details of who the Bonds are for and information about the parent or ...

They stated: "In that case, we'd need you to complete a Premium Bond application form in her details, attaching either a certified or original copy of the Power of Attorney document, or if the ...

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 ...

The odds for winning a prize with Premium Bonds currently stand at 21,000 to one, with each £1 Bond having a 21,000 to one chance of being paired with a prize.

NS&I customers have been urged to fill out a crucial document or face losing their Premium Bonds. The savings bank, which is backed up by the UK Treasury, responded to a user on X, formerly Twitter.

Parents or legal guardians of a child under the age of 16 can buy Bonds for them child online, by phone or by post. An individual buying Bonds for another person's child can do so online or by post.

NS&I clarified the confusion for the customer, responding: "If applying for Premium Bonds as an Attorney, you would use this form as it is to buy Premium Bonds for yourself or your child under 16.