Anyone aged 16 or over can buy Premium Bonds, and parents, legal guardians, or (great) grandparents can invest on behalf of ...

Most Premium Bond savers wait more than three years to win any prizes, despite many expecting a prize within just six months, ...

Octopus Money data shows most savers with National Savings and Investments (NS&I) Premium Bonds wait far longer than expected ...

Around 22.7 million people hold bonds, making them one of the UK’s most popular savings products. At the end of 2024, around ...

Premium Bonds are a savings product run by National Savings & Investment (NS&I) but instead of getting interest on your money ...

NS&I has revealed the full list of June's high-value winners, with two savers from the North receiving the jackpot prizes.

The winning numbers for June’s premium bond draw have been announced with two more people scooping the £1m top prize.More ...

Two premium bond holders struck it lucky in June, winning £1m in the latest National Savings & Investments (NS&I) monthly ...

Tax rules for bond investors vary for government, municipal, or corporate bonds. Munies are completely tax free if you live ...

Each £1 bond purchased from the Treasury-owned bank NS&I has only a 22,000-to-one chance of winning, with the average return ...

Premium Bonds holders typically wait three and a half years before they win any prizes, according to a freedom of information request by the wealth manager Octopus Money.

With it taking more than three years to win your first prize on average, there are better options out there than NS&I for ...