Because you can get more elsewhere, unless you’re earning so much interest you’re exceeding your interest tax allowance?My Premium bonds account has returned more money than what I would have got with a standard cash ISA.
Those saying "no" - Why?
Because you can get more elsewhere
Santander 123. £20k max at 1.5% plus cash back, there is a small fee but if you use it right the cash back alone will cover the fees and give you something left over.Examples? Are they also instant access like PB? Can you put as much in those accounts as PB?
Ive got quite a bit in Premium Bonds, I do like it. I understand the overall return is low, but for me its my lottery basically. Savings there with low return but a super slim chance of winning big.
ISA's are so low that its not making much of a difference anyways
The problem is, you are better off putting the money into a regular savings product, and with the additional guaranteed growth buy some actually lottery tickets.
I have about £20 in PB from when i was a nipper (so at least 50 years)
NEVER had so much as a pound back
Complete waste for me
My dad has a few grand of them(not sure how much)and seems to have £25 nearly every month,lucky sod
I have about £20 in PB from when i was a nipper (so at least 50 years)
NEVER had so much as a pound back
Complete waste for me
My dad has a few grand of them(not sure how much)and seems to have £25 nearly every month,lucky sod