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2 x £25 on £45k(ish)0
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I have won £50 on a £5 holding from 1967.7
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Nothing for the last 10 months, holding £20k 🙁MFiT-T7 #17 (Jan 2025) £193k (Apr) £177k (July) £159k (Oct) £139,900 (Jan 2026)
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Regular Saver A/C (24/25) £2800 (25/26) £
SPC’s (1)£27.19 (2)£728 (3)£1471 (4)£357 (5)£435.18 (6)£1114.92 (7)£1492 (8)£392 (9)£1952 (10)£1866.65 (11)£1177.74 (12)£1445.39 (13)£1608 (14)£603.30 (15)£672 (16)£2563 (17)£1300 (18)£353.50 (19)£0 -
The one problem with premium bonds (apart from the negative effect of inflation over the years) is that although any PB winnings are tax free like ISAs, on the death of a spouse, their value can,t be transferred tax free to a spouse, so I guess if one wants to maximise the benefits of tax free income to a surviving spouse, ISAs may have a winning edge.1
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2 X 25 on 15k holding.2 X 25 on max holding for daughter.
Around 1% over the last year for me, 0.5% for daughter.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
Mortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
That’s a bit unlucky!mummytummy said:Nothing for the last 10 months, holding £20k 🙁No one has ever become poor by giving1 -
Just like ISAs, the account of the deceased has to be closed and the proceeds handled in accordance with the terms of the will. If the surviving spouse inherits those proceeds then there's nothing stopping them from reinvesting them in PBs, but they don't receive any extra allowance equivalent to the ISA Additional Permitted Subscription, so can still only hold up to £50K worth, if that's perhaps what you were referring to.Primrose said:The one problem with premium bonds (apart from the negative effect of inflation over the years) is that although any PB winnings are tax free like ISAs, on the death of a spouse, their value can,t be transferred tax free to a spouse, so I guess if one wants to maximise the benefits of tax free income to a surviving spouse, ISAs may have a winning edge.0 -
3 x £25 on £100k. 1.08% rolling 12 monthsThe force is strong in this one!0
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