EVERY month, millions of Brits check their apps with bated breath to see if they are the newest Premium Bonds millionaire.

Premium Bonds are one of the country’s most popular savings products, with over £127 billion invested in them. Premium Bonds differ from traditional savings accounts as bondholders are not guaranteed ...

Learn if it makes sense to buy premium bonds in a falling rate environment in 2026, how they work, and the risks beginners should understand.

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Premium Bonds offer holders the chance to win money in a monthly prize draw — but what are the real odds of winning?

NS&I is reducing the Premium Bonds prize fund rate while odds are lengthening and the personal finance guru has spoken out ...

The prize fund rate for Premium Bonds stands at 3.6 percent, with each £1 Bond having an equal chance of winning a prize. Even if you do win a prize, most of them are for small amounts of £25 or £50.

National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has announced changes to the Premium Bonds prizes from April 2026.