Premium Bonds

NS&I will increase its Premium Bond prize-fund rate to 3.7% from 3.3% for its July 2023 draw and beyond, with an extra £39 million in higher-value prizes up for grabs. This latest increase – the sixth we've seen in just over a year – is to the highest rate in 15 years. The odds of winning will remain the same at 24,000 to one, but there will more prizes between £50 and £100,000 available.

NS&I will increase its Premium Bond prize-fund rate to 3.3% from 3.15% for its March 2023 draw and beyond, with an extra £15 million in higher-value prizes up for grabs. The odds of winning will remain the same at 24,000-to-one, but there will more prizes between £50 and £100,000 available.

NS&I will increase its Premium Bond prize-fund rate to 3.15% from 3% for its February 2023 draw and beyond, with an extra £15 million in higher-value prizes up for grabs. The odds of winning will remain the same at 24,000-to-one, but there will more prizes between £50 and £100,000 available.

NS&I will increase its Premium Bond prize-fund rate to 3% from 2.2% for its January 2023 draw and beyond, with an extra £80 million in higher-value prizes up for grabs. The odds of winning will remain the same at 24,000-to-one, but there will more than three times as many prizes between £5,000 and £100,000 available.

More than two million Premium Bond prizes worth a combined £79.4 million remain unclaimed, according to the latest figures from National Savings and Investments (NS&I). If you have or have ever had Premium Bonds, here's how to check if you've won.

NS&I will increase its Premium Bond prize-fund rate to 2.2% from 1.4% in its October draw, increasing the odds of a win from 24,500-to-one to 24,000-to-one. The change means there will be around 100,000 extra chances of winning in the October draw – with a small increase in the number of larger prizes available and a drastic increase in the number of £50 and £100 prizes on offer.

NS&I will increase its Premium Bond prize-fund rate from 1% to 1.4% from Wednesday 1 June, increasing the odds of a win from 34,500-to-one to 24,500-to-one, and adding more than one million prizes to the June draw. 

More than two million Premium Bond prizes worth a combined £74 million remain unclaimed, according to the latest figures from National Savings and Investments (NS&I). If you have or have ever had Premium Bonds, here's how to check if you've won.

Martin Lewis explains, for the first time, that how much you put into Premium Bonds has a huge impact on what you'll get back. The MoneySavingExpert.com founder also analyses whether Premium Bonds are worth it in his latest video briefing from the latest series of The Martin Lewis Money Show. Watch the clip below and read on to find out more. 

The Treasury has launched a new Green Savings Bond that will be welcome news for those wanting to support green projects but the bond only pays interest of 0.65% a year, which is far below the top-paying three-year fixed savings deals. MoneySavingExpert.com founder Martin Lewis has branded the rate "pants".