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Happy to report £225 on full holding this month.
Wife even got £100 on £1500 worth. Her first for a while.2 -
£25 on holding slightly less than £18k.So:Apr 25 - £25Mar 25 - £25Feb 25 - £100Jan 25 - £25Dec 24 - £50Nov 24 - £50Oct 24 - £5002
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£225 on full, £625 in 2025 just ahead of my self imposed target of 4.5% taxable.3
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Sarahspangles said:Sarahspangles said:Sarahspangles said:Nothing on a full holding, £50 on £20k (holding reduced).
Rolling annual return 1.9% and 2.18%
We’ll be moving cash about at the beginning of the tax year and these are firmly in our sights - even with falling savings interest rates and knowing we’d pay tax on that interest, we could do better.Fashion on the Ration
2024 - 43/66 coupons used, carry forward 23
2025 - 62/891 -
Hoenir said:Full Holding £50k
Jan - £75
Feb - £200
Mar - £100
Apr - £50
YTD - £425
2024 - £2,725 Yield 5.45%
Months without a blank - 16
Got you beat, currently on a 29 month winning streak starting from December 2022
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Full holding since Nov 2024
Jan - 100
Feb - 25
April - 100
Could do better.....2 -
Full holding
Jan £25
Feb £0
Mar £50
Apr £25
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Prizes since I bought up to a full holding:Dec 24 - 1x £25Jan 25 - 2x £50Feb 25 - 1x £500Mar 25 - 1x £50Apr - 2x£50, 1x £25Total £750 over 5 months, £150 / month, which would be 3.6% if maintained for the full year.
Proud member of the wokerati, though I don't eat tofu.Home is where my books are.Solar PV 5.2kWp system, SE facing, >1% shading, installed March 2019.Mortgage free July 20233 -
I received the "You've just won!" email today and:
1 x £100 on £13.9k holding
Never let the perfume of the premium overpower the odour of the risk2 -
No prizes this month on a £1,000 holding.With currently a roughly 1% differential between my average savings rate and the premium bond prize fund rate (note to be fair to premium bonds I'm not using the lower median win %), and being a non taxpayer on savings interest, that would mean almost £500 in expected lost interest each year were I to hold 50K in premium bonds rather than in savings accounts.Others circumstances (tax and otherwise) and choices will differ though. Good luck to everyone in future draws.I came, I saw, I melted4
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