The first big winner lives in Norwich and they hold the maximum of £50,000 in Premium Bonds, with a winning bond number of 224LR913240.

Premium Bonds offer holders the chance to win money in a monthly prize draw — but what are the real odds of winning?

National Savings and Investments is set to introduce another rate cut from later this year - with savers who are signed up to the Treasury backed financial provider warned.

A savings expert has issued a warning that some Premium Bonds savers will be more affected than others by an future decrease ...

No one was lucky enough in Suffolk to win the biggest prize of £1 million, which was scooped up by a person in Norwich and Nottingham. Two people in the county won £100,000, with three winning £50,000 ...

Premium Bonds holders, bracing for yet another reduction in the prize fund rate have been encouraged to do have a look at ...

He said: "The recent cut to the Premium Bonds prize rate is another signal that savers need to stay alert. NS&I’s latest ...

New analysis reveals that Premium Bonds may be falling short - with many waiting 3.5 years to win even a small prize ...

You can buy Premium Bonds through the NS&I website, over the phone, or by post. To apply over the phone, call NS&I for free ...

No one from Dorset won a £1 million prize, but one person won £100,000. The individual had the bond number 582EZ788145 and had £50,000 invested. The overall total won by Dorset residents in July 2025 ...

The National Savings & Investments ( NS&I) Premium Bond prize winners have now been announced for July, and there are more ...

To check if you’ve won a prize on premium bonds, you can visit the NS&I checker on its website and enter your bond numbers.