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Decades-old Premium Bonds fail to win any prize
Nearly 45,000 savers have yet to secure even £25, NS&I figures reveal
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Decades-old Premium Bonds fail to win any prize.
Premium Bonds - If you post to say how much you've won, please also say how much you have invested.
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Decades-old Premium Bonds fail to win any prize.
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Decades-old Premium Bonds fail to win any prize
Nearly 45,000 savers have yet to secure even £25, NS&I figures reveal
Decades-old Premium Bonds fail to win any prize.
Mr Wrong is that you
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Huh?
I was just reading the investment section today and came across this. Thought I'd share it.
What that fails to say is how much those bonds have invested. I would hazard a guess that they're just a few quid, probably even below the minimum investment level.
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He was an old forum member who had a fixation with the age of premium bonds and their chances of winning
He evidenced his "proof" with an approximately 100 year old statistics model for an unrelated subject matter
He did vanish recently...
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Looking forward to tomorrow when I win the jackpot and can stop working 
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Looking forward to tomorrow when I win the jackpot and can stop working
Sorry but it's my turn this month.
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Bought another 10k worth yesterday. Maxed out on ISA and need to hide from taxman when Labour are elected.
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Thing is, if you win big, you will have to pay tax on the interest if you deposit it into a bank etc!
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Hide from the labour taxman when the tories have the tax burden at the highest on record
Just in case the George Osborne £1000 additional tax allowance on savings disappears.
Looking forward to winning nothing and rage quitting!
One win since October. Boo
Positive mental thoughts
I speak nicely to the prize checker app when i log in and it has done me well
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I won't be , you dont get much change from hookers and cocaine.
Your pretty much guaranteed to get a better return on an isa.. Premium bonds don't make much sense currently unless you've maxed out your tax free allowances in other savings.
Since you can build up a large ISA pot by contributing each year in the long term it'll work out much better.