Premium Bond Winner ?

Murphybear

I’ve been drip feeding money from other savings since February this year

Total now held £6000

I won 2 x £25 today.

Not a bad result. The £50 is reinvested

[Deleted User]

£50,000 full depo since 11/2017. Results:

11/2018    50        12 months rolling income:    575    12 months rolling yield:        1.15%
 12/2018    50        12 months rolling income:    625    12 months rolling yield:        1.25%
01/2019    50        12 months rolling income:    600    12 months rolling yield:        1.20%
02/2019    25        12 months rolling income:    525    12 months rolling yield:        1.05%
03/2019    0        12 months rolling income:    400    12 months rolling yield:        0.80%
04/2019    125        12 months rolling income:    450    12 months rolling yield:        0.90%
05/2019    25        12 months rolling income:    475    12 months rolling yield:        0.95%
06/2019    25        12 months rolling income:    475    12 months rolling yield:        0.95%
07/2019    50        12 months rolling income:    475    12 months rolling yield:        0.95%

inflationbuster

Won £100 Jul on £50K yielding 0.45% (£225)

Previous wins
19/20: May £25, Jun £100
18/19: 1.9% - May £50, Jun £75, Jul £75, Aug £200, Sep £25, Oct £150, Nov £75, Dec £0, Jan £50, Feb £50, Mar £75, Apr £50
17/18: 0.9% - Nov £25, Dec £75, Jan £25, Feb £100, Mar £25, Apr £125

tappet_rattle

Only £25 this month on £50k, but a wins a win

jaydeejay

First month with full £50K


Won 2 x £25


Pleased with that

lr1277

£25 win with a £50k holding.

talexuser

One year, 12 draws in, for what it's worth with 50k for both of us. My total £575, all 25s. Other half £850, all 25s except a single 50. So AERs of 1.15% and 1.7%.

[Deleted User]

For July £150 - 3 x £25 wins on £50k.
Running @ 0.6 % this year so far (£300 total)

polymaff

talexuser wrote: »

One year, 12 draws in, for what it's worth with 50k for both of us. My total £575, all 25s. Other half £850, all 25s except a single 50. So AERs of 1.15% and 1.7%.

So you (plural) are beating the odds. Keep it up..:)


On the same funds we are just about your mirror image..:(

talexuser

The interesting thing is I had 5000 worth for many years and gradually built up to 50K over a few years by adding 10k here and there, so mostly old bonds giving the below average result. My partners 50k was bought in one go a year ago, and the new bonds have the above average result. I know there is no basis for this but I always had the impression whenever I topped up I had a run of prizes, which then seemed to settle down.