denislawsbackheel
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As I am not maxed out My winnings get reinvested automatically.
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Premium bonds
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Ok… didn’t know that, it was only whilst trying to get to grip with a relatives finances I discovered many premium bond cheque stubs..They stopped doing cheque payouts a few years ago and now pay winnings straight into your bank account.
Another £175 this month for me.
I won diddly.
Mrs JASR £75
A very poor month
Gray
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My wife and I £200 each, nice bit of extra income.
laserblue
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I stand corrected although I was 'encouraged' to have my prizes paid directly into my bank some years ago on the basis that cheque payments would soon be stopping anyway. This clearly still hasn't happened.I must be privileged as they send me cheques
blue b4 the moon
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What do you guys get as a percentage of outlay?
We're about to come into a chunk of cash and if the ROI is worth it we may fire into these rather than a 'high interest' account.
We're about to come into a chunk of cash and if the ROI is worth it we may fire into these rather than a 'high interest' account.
The Light Was Yellow Sir
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Currently works out at about 4.4% but that is by no means guaranteed!What do you guys get as a percentage of outlay?
We're about to come into a chunk of cash and if the ROI is worth it we may fire into these rather than a 'high interest' account.
Also, reacts very quickly to any cuts in interest rates. Of course you could always win a large prize which would certainly increase that rate.
dickie davies
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You can go months with nothing and then have a little run as I have. £700 in three months with a £10k holdingWhat do you guys get as a percentage of outlay?
We're about to come into a chunk of cash and if the ROI is worth it we may fire into these rather than a 'high interest' account.
And there's always a chance of a prize of £10k or more. No bank will offer you that
If you do invest, stress that you want consecutive numbers
1894southstander
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Nothing this month for me
Tuearts right boot
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Nowt for me but we paid a chunk of the BTL mortgage off a few months back with a fair amount so not expecting much.