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Egg anniversary offer - SBT questions and advice

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  • Milarky
    Milarky Posts: 6,356 Forumite
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    I must have held premium bonds for over 30 years - bought for me as a child - and I never ever ever  ;) won anything at all, so I cashed them in and put the cash in a savings account.

    Out of curiosity, what is the minimum you can leave in premium bonds when cashing in a holding - is it the same as the minimum new 'investment' of £100? I have £1, bought for me when I was 2, and I seen nothing to gain now from drawing out. It's just that I would have left £1 in and withdrawn the rest, but would not have left in £100 to stay in the draw. If I had, say £25 sitting there, I would probably (on balance) consider leaving that too.

    Bit off-topic, sorry!
    .....under construction.... COVID is a [discontinued] scam
  • Joe_Bloggs
    Joe_Bloggs Posts: 4,535 Forumite
    Just had my Green Egg aniversary reminder for July 2005.
    Don't say they never tell you. It's just that they never remind you when it could be of use.
    J_B
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