Premium Bond Winner ?

isofa

The prize fund is listed here, it now appears very poor indeed, the high value winners list today is indeed correct in its shortness.
High value prizes, only: 11 of £5K, 5 of £10,000, 3 of £25K, 1 of £50K, 1 of 100K, 2 of £1M

4% are the higher value £5000+
1% are the medium value £500+
95% are the low value £50+

Surely it'd make more sense to get rid of the 2nd £1M, and have hundreds more medium prizes?

M3_Sussex

OK, I've downloaded the form to cash them in and it's already filled in and on it's way to them.
I've always been an exponent of PBs but they've reduced the chance to such an extent that it really is no longer worth the punt (IMOP).

ashteadgirl

Absolutely agree when looked at the new December high prize list could not believe how short it was - thought initially that it had only loaded part of it until I found the new list of prize distrubution on the NSandI website. Really unsure whether to bother to leave mine in or scamper to Chelsea fixed rate bond paying 5.65% Only problem that will never make me a millionaire!!!!

Jonbvn

After recent bank failures, a lot of money was put into NS&I. I think the gov't is now actively discouraging this by massively reducing the rates on all their products.

welshmoneylover

just had a quick look at the list and my first thought was it hadn't loaded properly.

Gulp when I realised it had. only 1 x£100,000 winner. Skingy nsandi

Sue x

Not_Happy_4

I've just filled the form in and sent it away, ALL my PB's!!! this is absolutely rubbish now...

altocumulus

short list, but with all you lot cashing in your bonds that'll leave a miniscule better chance for those of us who opt to stay .... :j:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Etccarmageddon

as people withdraw their cash the prize fund will decrease in proportion.

Lopo

Etccarmageddon wrote: »

as people withdraw their cash the prize fund will decrease in proportion.

...yeah, do all you selfish people mind, I'm trying to win some money here!!

trademark

omg that is very very poor.

the problem is where do you put your money if not on the stock market

time to move away from p/bonds though i think.

can someone post the cash in form link please