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The prize draw takes place at the start of the month. Guidance on the NS&I website states that prizes are typically paid by ...
According to the NS&I website, prizes are typically paid by the seventh working day of the month, if you choose for them to ...
Premium Bonds customers have been warned they could be losing money in real terms by holding onto their Bonds. Savers may be wondering if the scheme is right for them as NS&I is to cut the prize fund ...
Could you be sitting on a cash windfall? £103m in Premium Bond prizes unclaimed - NS&I said, as of June, 11 £100,000 prizes ...
National Savings and Investments has issued a warning to Premium Bonds holders and customers over an "automatic" rule. The Treasury-backed financial provider and institution has issued a warning to ...
For the first time on record, the total number of prizes yet to be claimed has tipped beyond £100 million, at National ...
There are over £100 million worth of prizes going unclaimed, the latest figures from National Savings & Investments (NS&I) shows, marking the first time the figure has tipped over the threshold.
The NS&I Premium Bonds prize fund rate, which represents the average return a Premium Bonds saver would get in a year, is ...
Now, customers are being warned their "savings are likely losing money to inflation". Last month, NS&I confirmed that the prize fund rate for Premium Bonds would be slashed from 3.80 per cent to 3.60 ...
The prize rate for Premium Bonds is set to be cut in August, National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has confirmed, bringing changes for millions of account holders. The prize fund will shrink to ...
The premium bond's net cash flow of $400 is derived from the 10-year cash flow, or $500, minus the premium paid on the bond which is $1100-$1000, or $100. In contrast, ...
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