Premium Bond Winner ?

taylornj

£225 on full holding, two £100 wins plus one £25 win.

Newbie_John

£0 on £40k.. third month in a row!

Hal17

GrubbyGirl_2 said:

Hal17 said:

Only £25 on FH. That makes a total of £5,000 for tax year 2024-2025. Happy with 5% return.

That's 10% not 5%.  I'd be very happy with that

Ops Sorry - it was only a total of £2,500, so 5% was correct. Wishful thinking. 

Bravepants

£175 on £30k, not too shabby.

So far since May 2024:.

Date Winnings Holding

May-24	£100	£50,000
Jun-24	£250	£25,000
Jul-24	£0	£25,000
Aug-24	£50	£26,000
Sep-24	£100	£26,000
Oct-24	£0	£26,000
Nov-24	£25	£30,000
Dec-24	£350	£30,000
Jan-25	£50	£30,000
Feb-25	£175	£30,000

Running interest rate of 3.78% so far since May.

dasherman

£150 for me in February.

£1,950 in winnings since my first month with £50k holding in July 2024, at an average of a tad under £244 per month.

 

sonny55

£25 on full holding 😭

Magnolia

£100 x 2 and a Cheeky little £25 for me on £49.5k holding.  

That's £500 for me so far this year.

Can I just ask - have we all got spreadsheets? 

Bravepants

Magnolia said:

£100 x 2 and a Cheeky little £25 for me on £49.5k holding.  

That's £500 for me so far this year.

Can I just ask - have we all got spreadsheets? 

I have several spreadsheets!

Swipe

It's only going to get worse going forward

ShinyStarlight1

Newbie_John said:

IanManc said:

Someone has won £10000 on a £4 bond bought in July 1961, with a total holding of £19. I love to see wins like that. I just hope they're still around to enjoy it. 

And there's another with a £5000 win on a £25 bond bought in June 1958.

Not really, these people are likely not longer around - more or less they were 30 years old in 1960, so probably would be around 90 now - and these bonds have high chances of being abandoned/forgotten. 
So sadly they just take prizes away from us 😅

They are very likely to be around! Often grandparents would buy a premium bond for their new grandchild, which would make these winners in their 60s.