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Yes, the money went immediately, and the certificates arrived a few days after sending the signed form back. All very quick.0
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cheers, doing it now0
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I have £14250 invested and have won £50 each month for the past 4 months, before that I was getting £100 wins and a £1000. :money:
It does get depressing when you see that some of the higher prizes going to holdings of £1000 or £500. I've had them for 3 years and used to save £200 each month. But now I've stopped. As the money won't really earn that much elsewhere I'm just going to sit on it for the time being.0 -
With interest rates as low as they are I figured the money i've just come into from selling the house would be just as well in premium bonds as it would in a bank account.
Invested 30k mid Feb so 1st april will be first draw date0 -
Just bought £1,500 worth of bonds the other day which takes up my holding to £1,700. I have also set up a standing order to come out of bank account each month so will be well on my way to meeting my target of holding £2,500 by the end of this year.Save £12K IN 2013 Member #217 £3654.88/£6,000 (60%)
Shares: £273.36 (Bought £494.14) £220.78
SIPP: £5,366.63 (Bought £5,429.44) £503
S&S ISA: £11,560.70 (Bought £10,537.58) £1,023.120 -
Could someone please explain to me what people that are posting in this thread and ****Premium Bond Winner??**** mean by stoozing please.Save £12K IN 2013 Member #217 £3654.88/£6,000 (60%)
Shares: £273.36 (Bought £494.14) £220.78
SIPP: £5,366.63 (Bought £5,429.44) £503
S&S ISA: £11,560.70 (Bought £10,537.58) £1,023.120 -
shrewsaver wrote: »Could someone please explain to me what people [...]mean by stoozing please.
http://www.stoozing.com/g_stooz.htmConjugating the verb 'to be":
-o I am humble -o You are attention seeking -o She is Nadine Dorries0 -
I've been looking around the NS&I website so I suspect I know the answer to this already but is it possible to have premium bond winnings paid directly into my bank account rather than receive a cheque?
Cheques are so "last century"!0 -
I've been looking around the NS&I website so I suspect I know the answer to this already but is it possible to have premium bond winnings paid directly into my bank account rather than receive a cheque?
Cheques are so "last century"!
No, not for the smaller winnings anyway. From what I understand and have heard on here, if you are one of the big prize winners they will send you a letter asking for your bank details and then that will be paid in directly but defo not for smaller winnings.Save £12K IN 2013 Member #217 £3654.88/£6,000 (60%)
Shares: £273.36 (Bought £494.14) £220.78
SIPP: £5,366.63 (Bought £5,429.44) £503
S&S ISA: £11,560.70 (Bought £10,537.58) £1,023.120 -
Am looking for best options for elderly person, come into @£400k, wants to buy house (@£250k), no pension (state only), small income from share dividends - how best to use remaining dosh (ie. £150K) to live from?
Advised by sound friend that p/bond (@ £30K) good idea in current climate for security, but Martin's tips are: low typical return for p/b (av. £450 p.a.) vs top ISA (£1053 return in year) and top saver (£900 in year).
Confused as to the point in putting into p/b's since spreading through all the top savers @ £50k each, all have higher interest rate (p/b @ 1.8%) therefore much bigger return.
Am I missing something (apart from the "thrill" of chance) ?0
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