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They hold £15,000 in Premium Bonds and bought the winning bond in June 2021. This win makes them the fifteenth jackpot winner from Hertfordshire. The second ...

“Premium Bonds are a fun way to start saving – customers are in with the chance of winning any one of our more than 4.9 million prizes. They become the twentieth Premium Bonds millionaire from Essex. People up and down the country can start their Premium Bonds journey with an initial investment of just £25.” The second winning bond number was 245PK699534 and belongs to an Essex resident. This win makes them the fifteenth jackpot winner from Hertfordshire. They hold £15,000 in Premium Bonds and bought the winning bond in June 2021.

There are almost £69m worth of prizes waiting to be claimed.

Premium bond holders who live or once lived in London seem to be most likely to have an unclaimed premium bonds prize, accounting for 20% of all unclaimed prizes. Some premium bond holders are missing out on huge sums of money. Nine people have prizes worth £50,000 waiting for them. A prize is recorded as unclaimed if you haven't come forward after 18 months. The winning bond was bought in June 2021. These alerts, however, can get lost if you move home or change your email address without updating your NS&I account.

How does having money in Premium Bonds compare to buying a ticket for the National Lottery? - the odds explained.

We tell you the best saving accounts to keep your money in Move to a 0% balance transfer credit card and cut the cost of your debt. Once you’ve got more than a few hundred pounds in Premium Bond, your chance of becoming a millionaire is much higher with premium bonds than the National Lottery. That’s a guaranteed £75 if you put in the maximum amount for the entire year. When looking for the best personal loans, we recommend you borrow at the cheapest rate. So the onus is on you to pick the right numbers. It’s not such a straightforward calculation because the chance of winning the top prize of £1m depends on how much you have in Premium Bonds. [NS&I recently increased the odds of winning a prize](https://www.themoneyedit.com/banking/savings/premium-bond-winners-October-2022) - improving the odds of winning from 24,500 to 1 to 24,000 to 1 - and wonder how that compares to your chances of winning the National Lottery. As a result, the number of £100,000 prizes went up from 10 to 18, while there are now 36 prizes worth £50,000 rather than the previous 19 - and there are over a million more £25 prizes to be won. Again, the National Lottery is accessible for everyone: it only costs £2 to enter. Your bonds are entered into a monthly prize draw and cash prizes range from £25 all the way up to an exciting £1m. The chances of winning a million-pound prize are pretty slim.

November's two jackpot winners hold £15,000 and £25,253 in Premium Bonds · 12 of the last 36 winners of the £1million prize held the maximum £50,000 ...

Gatehouse Bank pays 5% interest on its three-year fixed rate savings account. Aldermore Bank* pays 3.62% on its nine-month fixed rate savings account. Zopa Bank pays 2.15% to holders of its ‘Smart Saver account’. The second winning bond number belonged to someone from Essex. £100,000 The account can be opened with just £1.

Two lucky Premium Bonds holders have each scooped the £1million jackpot, without needing to hit the maximum £50k savings limit to do so. The first jackpot.

We do not allow any commercial relationship to affect our editorial independence. We do not write articles to promote products. £100,000 The second winning bond number belonged to someone from Essex.

The first winning bond number drawn was 460WE462342 and belongs to a winner in Hertfordshire. The jackpot winner holds £15,000 in Premium Bonds and purchased ...

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Were you one of the lucky winners in November's National Savings and Investments (NS&I) Premium Bonds draw? Once again, two lucky players won £1m each this ...

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FOUR lucky Cumbrian locals have bagged themselves the £10000 Premium Bonds prize making their bank account slightly heavier this month.

The winners purchased their bonds in January 2018, March 2022, November 2021 and March 2014 so be sure to dig out any old information. There are two other winners in the area for the £5,000 prize and several for the £1,000. Amongst the line up, there are four lucky Cumbrians who have won the 10k prize, so be sure to check your bonds to find out if you are the winner.

According to National Savings and Investments, the Norfolk winner held £12,500 in bonds and the value of the bond is worth £4,000. Two people from Norwich also ...

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NS&I has announced the winners of November's Premium Bonds jackpot, who scooped a life-changing £1million, and there was also 661 other prize winners.

At the same time, they can also check for any unclaimed prizes owed to them. They are the twentieth Premium Bonds millionaire from Essex. Savers can find out how to do this But one woman has shared how she was able to secure extra income worth over £4,000 per year, after seeing Martin Lewis on television. The win makes them the fifteenth jackpot winner from Hertfordshire. [Premium Bonds](/latest/premium-bonds) offer savers the chance to win extra cash, tax-free, every month through randomly generated prize draws.