Premium Bonds - Not a bean for months now!!!!

Premium Bonds - Not a bean for months now!!!!

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Mark83

1,176 posts

203 months

Monday 4th March
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£125 (£25 & £100)

Winning more since we started drawing down funds on a monthly basis.

Enut

764 posts

75 months

Monday 4th March
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£50 on £42,500, not great.

sh1ggsy

115 posts

59 months

Monday 4th March
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bowboy said:
The previous owner of our house just won £50, shame she has been dead for about 7 years… luckily we know her family, so they now have some unknown premium bonds they can now cash in..
Unfortunately any wins after the first year of death are voided. Pretty odious practice IMO.

halo34

2,487 posts

201 months

Monday 4th March
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Enut said:
£50 on £42,500, not great.
Similar - its been a shocking return last 6 months.

toon10

6,241 posts

159 months

Monday 4th March
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halo34 said:
Enut said:
£50 on £42,500, not great.
Similar - its been a shocking return last 6 months.
£25 on max holdings this month. Worst return in a long time. I'm at 5.25% overall but 0.4% for 2024 so far.

Legend83

10,016 posts

224 months

Tuesday 5th March
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£300 for the wife on max
£100 for me on £16k

Better than 5% bank return so I'll take that.


TCEvo

12,846 posts

204 months

Tuesday 5th March
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Nothing for March following a good start to year with £100 wins in Jan & Feb.

PM3

731 posts

62 months

Tuesday 5th March
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Nothing on £50 biggrin
I did however get about £200+ interest this month on the money that I moved out of the PB's

Dr Amatisation

92 posts

73 months

Tuesday 5th March
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First draw for me

3x£100 on £20k

Mobile Chicane

20,880 posts

214 months

Tuesday 5th March
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I've done ok.

On average a 5% return, tax free.

Better than any deposit account.

FlossyThePig

4,086 posts

245 months

Wednesday 6th March
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When I got an inheritance a few years ago I bought maximum for me and SWNBO. Always get something each month but never great. This month won £450 in total so went and treated us to a bean to cup coffee machine.

The Leaper

4,980 posts

208 months

Thursday 7th March
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Well, well. Having indicated a few days ago that my record this month was £0 on £10,000, today I got notification of a £150 prize this month. My biggest by far in the 19 years I've had these PBs. It will marginally improve my awful annual rate of return.

R.

johnpsanderson

520 posts

202 months

Thursday 7th March
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The Leaper said:
Well, well. Having indicated a few days ago that my record this month was £0 on £10,000, today I got notification of a £150 prize this month. My biggest by far in the 19 years I've had these PBs. It will marginally improve my awful annual rate of return.

R.
Funnily enough I checked on Monday and it showed nothing, but i've just realised I got an email notification on Tuesday to say I had won. Looking forward to logging on later to find out how much...

Do need to review the last 12 mths luck and see if I think i'd be better off (on average) with a fixed rate or ISA, but am struggling to let go of the 'could be a million' aspect!

alangla

4,912 posts

183 months

Thursday 7th March
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5th straight month of absolutely nothing on £3k. I hadn’t expected a lot, but £25 would have been nice.
Also got an email from Nationwide saying I’d not won the February start to save draw. My £2 for a lottery ticket is probably better spent on chocolate on this run of luck

Roman Moroni

1,048 posts

125 months

Friday 8th March
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Last month I changed from re-investing in more Bonds to having any winnings paid into my Bank Account. I won £50 this month (something better then nothing), I'm still waiting for the money to materialise. I checked the the NS&I website, it states that it can take up to 7 days for the funds to show.

I'm just wondering if I'm just being an impatient sod or is there another issue? Quite simply, is everyone else in the same boat or do I need to investigate further?
TIA beer

Essarell

1,267 posts

56 months

Friday 8th March
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Roman Moroni said:
Last month I changed from re-investing in more Bonds to having any winnings paid into my Bank Account. I won £50 this month (something better then nothing), I'm still waiting for the money to materialise. I checked the the NS&I website, it states that it can take up to 7 days for the funds to show.

I'm just wondering if I'm just being an impatient sod or is there another issue? Quite simply, is everyone else in the same boat or do I need to investigate further?
TIA beer
Ours is showing on the account as pending, looks like it will be in tomorrow, 8th

tertius

6,867 posts

232 months

Friday 8th March
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Winnings are almost always paid on the 8th.

Roman Moroni

1,048 posts

125 months

Friday 8th March
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tertius said:
Winnings are almost always paid on the 8th.
'Tis true. The money landed overnight; I'm not going to let it change my life smile

Thanks again

The Leaper

4,980 posts

208 months

Friday 8th March
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Roman Moroni said:
Last month I changed from re-investing in more Bonds to having any winnings paid into my Bank Account. I won £50 this month (something better then nothing), I'm still waiting for the money to materialise. I checked the the NS&I website, it states that it can take up to 7 days for the funds to show.

I'm just wondering if I'm just being an impatient sod or is there another issue? Quite simply, is everyone else in the same boat or do I need to investigate further?
TIA beer
Received e mail about a prize on Tuesday, money in the bank today, Friday.

R.

Timothy Bucktu

15,325 posts

202 months

Wednesday 13th March
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I invested 5k in PBs about five months ago...nothing.
I'm considering pulling it out and sticking it in a basic 4.1% savings account I have. I'd be up a few hundred quid by now irked

I am posting this in the hope I now win something. A bit like going to the loo in a restaurant prompts your food to be served on your return!