Premium Bonds - If you post to say how much you've won, please also say how much you have invested.

[Nutty667]

Off to check whether I'm a big winner. That would be nice. I have to remember how to view the big winner prize table now...

Edit: No big win for me

I sort by holding amount and look for the number of bonds I have. Bit more work if you hold the max like soo many others.

 

[Rotty]

Account 1 - £25 off £40.5k
Account 2 - £250 off £12k

 

[No-One]

2nd month in a row I got nothing from £30k

 

[LizardKing]

35k
I think its time to stick it in a savings account, at this rate my easy access savings would be more profitable, even as a higher rate tax payer....

 

[DJMK4]

£375 won this month (Oct)


£200 last month
£500 the month before.

 

[CaptainRAVE]

Only £25 this month

 

[rodders]

Bah, £25

 

[lookitsjonno]

£0 from £31k

 

[Pyr0m@nI@]{]

£25 from 50k

 

[Jokester]

£275 for 50

 

[TonyTurbo78]

Underwhelming

£100 on maximum holding, but at least the winning run goes on, 10 months on the spin now.

 

[darkgen]

I've decided from this point on, not to even bother posting to this thread unless I win! So, likely this will be it!

 

[Bald-Eagle22]

£150 on Max holdings .

And that concludes my year long ride with Premium Bonds- I have some serious bills to pay next month . Car finance cleared and refurb on a flat completed.

Thinks I've run at about 3.25% but I'll check and confirm later. Was on a roll earlier this year at near on 6% but the summer has been rubbish.

 

[danlightbulb]

Nothing again. Last win August. Think I'm going to do savings account now, I'm not getting anywhere near the win rate I was before. I'm on 0.7% for the year.

 

[w00dy85]

I've not won in 5 months!! starting to think the bank will be better

 

[throwaway4372]

£200 on 50k
I want my million quid damnit

 

[SoundsGood]

Zilch

 

[scrivz69]

I won nothing but the wife won £50, better than nothing I suppose.

 

[Nutty667]

£100 on £15k.
Total winnings for 2024: £700. Somewhere around 4.6% return soo far.

 

[SpellowHouse]

Well, nothing for two months, then £50 today. That's on £21,000.