Premium bonds

[flook]

£75 for me, rolling 12 month return falls again, 2.35% now

 

[denislawsbackheel]

£50

 

[DTKOAG]

My son has £100 in premium bonds for the last 20 years now..
Still has £100 as his balance.

 

[flook]

My son has £100 in premium bonds for the last 20 years now..
Still has £100 as his balance.

TBH thats like picking a stone up in south africa and hoping for an emerald

 

[heslops barnet]

Fuck all again……would have got a better return at the bank…..but you never know if next month you get lucky

 

[yozzerblue]

Cleaner at Stubbins papermill in Rammy kept the premium bonds as part of divorce settlement. Few weeks go by and he wins a million. Lives in canaries now.

 

[Blue Boy 63]

£250 for me this month . £350 in total this year . Hopefully i can beat the £1875 i won last year .

 

[Bri1975]

One of this months millionaires has £100 invested !

 

[Scottyboi]

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One of this months millionaires has £100 invested !

You love to see it!

 

[Bri1975]

couple more lucky buggers

 

[East Level 2]

Just checked the app and it says the draw isn't until tomorrow.

 

[laserblue]

The big prize winner details are out today. Some jammy get in Cleveland won a million with a £100 bond bought in May 2023 and that was their total holding.

 

[heslops barnet]

Meagre fukin £50……

 

[ganganvince]

£50 each for me and missus shite really

 

[city2]

View attachment 148592couple more lucky buggers

Probably dead or have forgotten they had them.

 

[Bri1975]

Probably dead or have forgotten they had them.

What happens in those situations , do they try and find the holder or their relatives ,

 

[heslops barnet]

Bought a £1.00 premium bond in 1957, never had a win, would be worth £30.00 now…….

One day?

 

[ob]

Bought a £1.00 premium bond in 1957, never had a win, would be worth £30.00 now…….

One day?

My god mother bought me one when I was born in March 1962 and also never had a win

 

[flook]

£125 for me, 12 month rolling return recovers slightly to 2.4%, still shit

 

[rowarta]

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One of this months millionaires has £100 invested !

I've been thinking about this since I saw the high value win. I'm guessing this is a premium bond bought for a new born child, maybe by parents or grandparents. So guessing the child is now maybe 2 years old and a millionaire.

As the bond is under the childs name, what do the parents do? Spend, spend, spend and don't tell the child? Leave the money for child until they're 18?. Even a 3% return would be circa £1.6m when the child is 18.

Grandparents saying it's their £100 invested for the child so they want a share.

I won £100 this month, so I'm not going to have this problem :-)