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5 prizes totalling £375 from 50k, think that's my best ever return.
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Soldato
So £50 on 47K . Grrrrrrr
That makes £75 winnings on the last three draws.
Quick calculation as a higher rate tax payer In easy acesss account 47,000 x 4.7% = 2209 ÷ 12 months x 3 months minus 40% = £331
Oh well the £256 loss has been worth the anticipation of opening up the portal on prize announcement day.
That makes £75 winnings on the last three draws.
Quick calculation as a higher rate tax payer In easy acesss account 47,000 x 4.7% = 2209 ÷ 12 months x 3 months minus 40% = £331
Oh well the £256 loss has been worth the anticipation of opening up the portal on prize announcement day.
Soldato
£200 for me this month on £50k
Soldato
£100 off £31k
You're never going to get a consistent £175-200 per month on this sort of thing.
Depending on which three month period I want to pick from the last year my return is anywhere from 2.8% to 8.8% - it's too short a period to be worth worrying about what the average return is. Over the 11 months since I dumped my money in, i'm at near enough 5% exactly. Next year might be better or worse.
If you want to see a consistent guaranteed return, then Premium Bonds are the wrong investment product for you.
Soldato
£125 on £33k ish
Nothing stunning but ticking over.
3 prizes, 2x £50 and £25
Nothing stunning but ticking over.
3 prizes, 2x £50 and £25
Soldato
Isn't the max number of bonds allowed 50,000 aka £50k?
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What are the odds of winning?21,000 to 1 for every £1 Bond in the monthly prize draw (variable)
What's the annual prize fund rate?4.40%, variable
Will you pay tax?No. All prizes are tax-free.
What's the min. to pay in?£25
What's the max. to pay in?£50,000
Isn't the max number of bonds allowed 50,000 aka £50k?
Premium Bonds
Buy Premium Bonds for yourself or a child under 16: easy access and a chance to win tax-free prizes in our monthly prize draw. Visit our site for more details.
What are the odds of winning?21,000 to 1 for every £1 Bond in the monthly prize draw (variable)
What's the annual prize fund rate?4.40%, variable
Will you pay tax?No. All prizes are tax-free.
What's the min. to pay in?£25
What's the max. to pay in?£50,000
The obvious answer would be that he's referring to the household figure and between him and his other half, they have £55k total
Edit - or perhaps even more obvious, he made a typo and meant to say £45k or £50k or something
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Soldato
Ah hadn't thought of that.
2 accounts, one in my name and one in my wife's
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