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So far this year I've won, on a £27.5k holding:
January - 1 x £100
February - Nothing
March - 2 x £50
So if my luck stays the same for the rest of the year that will be a return of about 2.9%, equivalent to about 4.83% if I was paying tax on it. Not bad for a (relatively) instant access account.1 -
£50 on £50k for me after £225 last month.
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Zero for us this month after £5,025 last month, but then we did withdraw everything but a few hundred quid to pay builders so that is hardly surprising. I started rebuilding the balance again last week so will have a bit more in the April draw. The prize fund rate seems decent enough and I enjoy the excitement of checking the prizes each month so PBs are going to be the new home for my income tax fund.1
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Zero on FH
Heres to better luck in march for all ,,5 -
£75 (£25 + £50) on max holding this month. One bond purchased 20 years ago, the other almost 30 years ago. Return this year 1.6%. Not too bad as interest rate was much lower for the first part of the year - but the wins I get seem to have generally gone down as the interest rate has risen!1
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£50 x 2, plus £100 on a £45k. holding. (£400 prizes in year to date, which is £25 shy of my prize total for the whole of 2022)Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants (Epictetus)1
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Diddly squat for either myself or my wife on holdings of over £31k each0
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£0 for me with £5050 holdings.
£0 for another family member with £35k holdings.2025 Fashion on a ration 0/66 coupons
2025 Frugal challenge0 -
3 x £100 for me on 42k ish this month
£25 for OH on around £36k
Ive not been able to top mine up to full holding the last few weeks so I'm hoping the draw will mean I can do this tomorrow. It keeps saying I'm full but I only have 46k 🤔0 -
Me (40k) - £50
Mum (FH) - £600 (5 x £100, 2 x £50) - Her best month by far.4
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