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July winners now out.
Oldest ticket was purchased in Sept 1957. Unfortunately not my one.
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Hold £20k here and nothing in 3 months argh!0
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£25 in July 2012 for me, nothing since.

Mind you I am only holding £1,000 at the moment so opportunity cost of £24 net at 3% gross in the last year.0 -
They are there under Higher Value Winners.
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I've just looked at the NS&I website and it's stll showing June winners.
Yes on the homepage it is still showing 'Have you won in the June 2013 draw?' That box usually takes a day or two longer to update.
If you are registered to use their online service try logging in (using surname, NS&I number and password) and then checking for any prizes.
I have found this way to be the most accurate way of checking for prizes.
I logged in today and before I got to check if I had any prizes it came up with a secure message saying 'Premium Bonds: Congratulations!' (which it usually does when you have a prize), then on the menu on the left hand side I selected 'Prize history', then selected my 'Holders number' followed by this month 'July' and it displayed this months prizes.Never let the perfume of the premium overpower the odour of the risk0 -
2 x £25 for me on a max holding
This is only my 3rd month so still enjoying thinking "what if....."
lol
Thats £150 in 3 months, no idea if thts good, bad or indifferent.
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The Key Result
You are lucky - only 13.8% of people who have put £30,000 in premium bonds over 3 months win more than £150.0 -
during 2012 i won exactly the 1.75% expected return on the full £30,000 allocation. i have since cashed in. may buy again at some stage.0
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In the past year, on a £5,000 holding, I won 3x£25 prizes. Basically a 1.5% return over a year which is a bit disappointing since it's below the average.0
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