Premium Bond Winner ?

trademark

wow a £100,000 winner on the thread ....... id be well happy to match it let alone win the 1 million ....

well done .

lea37 what dept of national savings do you work in

only joking

stuzhunter

I've had premium bonds worth over £4000 over the last 3years..no win at all yet.However, a friend of mine bought about £1000 worth of premium bonds 6 months ago & he's had 2 wins of £50.

trademark

look at the evidence ...even on here the newer bonds are winners ...or so it seems

bad news if they cut the prize fund though ........... might have to rethink taking my holding to 30k

dont see how they can justify it

Lea37

trademark wrote:

well done .

lea37 what dept of national savings do you work in

only joking

Thanks hon.


If I did I'd have gone straight for the million, hell, I'd have had both!


Can't wait for the first now as he's got £30,000 holding!

Crabman

how many of you winners have the little box ticked to say you'll reinvest any winnings??

Lea37

Crabman wrote:

how many of you winners have the little box ticked to say you'll reinvest any winnings??

Not us Crabman, but we did anyway.

Crabman

Lea37 wrote:

Not us Crabman, but we did anyway.

Darn, now my conspiracy theory has been proven wrong

Ok, how about, only people with an A in their surname win prizes?? :rotfl:

baldbloke_2

Can you have prizes credited directly in to a bank account?

When I last held PBs you either reinvested the winnings - up to the £30k max - or you had to hope the postal service never lost one of the warrants that NS&I send every time. The thought of having multiple prizes from the full
£30k investment rattling around in the postal service month after month is a bit worrying and doesn't fill me with confidence.

ManAtHome

You're still dependent on the post if you re-invest as they send you your new bond certificate.

And to answer Crabman's second question, no don't have a A in my surname...

baldbloke_2

ManAtHome wrote:

You're still dependent on the post if you re-invest as they send you your new bond certificate.

Of course! Doh!
I'm always wary of anything nowadays that uses the post for important documents or cheques on a regular basis.
For me that's one of the main advantages of internet banking over postal accounts.

Thanks.