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£125 from a qualifying holding of £8,000
Well chuffed0 -
£1,175 this month off a holding of just under £61k (split between me and wife) - 1x£25, 1x£50, 1x£100, 1x£1000.
Previous biggest ever win was £475 in August so on a nice run in the short term.
Total for 23/24 financial year so far is now up to £2125, so a rate of about 6.97%. Can't see that lasting!1 -
Nothing this month on ~20k, but similar to others I've had a reasonable return so far this year so can't grumble!0
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Just 1 x £100 on a full holding, which makes this year to date about 3.50%.
Not great but a lot better than 2022 where my return on a full holding was 0.73%.0 -
£50 on a full holding.0
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£150 for me on £40k holding and £50 for the wife that has a max holding0
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Just £100 for me on max, but £850 for my parents on 2x max.
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Incidentally I've just noticed that the bond I won £1000 with today was a bond from an auto-reinvestment of a £50 win in May this year. We have purposely split our bonds between myself and my wife so that both accounts are kept under £50k to allow all prizes won to be reinvested - really glad we did that now!Eirambler said:£1,175 this month off a holding of just under £61k (split between me and wife) - 1x£25, 1x£50, 1x£100, 1x£1000.
Previous biggest ever win was £475 in August so on a nice run in the short term.
Total for 23/24 financial year so far is now up to £2125, so a rate of about 6.97%. Can't see that lasting!0 -
£25 on full holding. £875 in total YTD - an interest rate of 1.75%.
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£200 this month, £250 last on £46k. £1025 total over the last 12 months (although we did stick another £5k in half way through the year)0
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