Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Is unusual, but just goes to show anything is possible! No big for me this month by the looks of it :-(
Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Anyone clever know the odds of winning £100,000 with a £100 holding?
Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Anyone clever know the odds of winning £100,000 with a £100 holding?
£100 has a 1 in 51,357,839 of winning £1m over the course of a year 21,000 to 1 to win a prize.
Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Anyone clever know the odds of winning £100,000 with a £100 holding?
£100 has a 1 in 51,357,839 of winning £1m over the course of a year
Crikey! Suffice to say that this person has 'significantly higher than average luck' then - especially as their bond hit the 2nd highest prize on only the 3rd time it was in the draw!! lol
it is always the first working day of the month. Details of big prize wins are released today and if you want to know if you have won or not you can check online from midnight tonight.
Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Anyone clever know the odds of winning £100,000 with a £100 holding?
£100 has a 1 in 51,357,839 of winning £1m over the course of a year
Crikey! Suffice to say that this person has 'significantly higher than average luck' then - especially as their bond hit the 2nd highest prize on only the 3rd time it was in the draw!! lol
Think it was luckier than that, purchased in Dec 23 so first draw would have been Feb 24. So this is their second draw!
Cannot believe that someone who has a Premium Bond holding of £100 and only bought them in December has won £100,000 in the March draw. Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
Anyone clever know the odds of winning £100,000 with a £100 holding?
£100 has a 1 in 51,357,839 of winning £1m over the course of a year
Crikey! Suffice to say that this person has 'significantly higher than average luck' then - especially as their bond hit the 2nd highest prize on only the 3rd time it was in the draw!! lol
Depends on when they bought the bonds, as they don’t qualify for the first draw after they’ve been purchased, so Feb would be the first draw and they won on the second draw. 😱
That’s a spoiler alert…and means I haven’t won the biggie.
....unless you are from Bromley, like me, and have a missed call this morning from an unknown number and note that a Bromley resident won a big prize this month...................................
1. Son is saving to buy house, currently has £17k saved/and has a separate Help to Buy ISA, thinking about transferring the £17k to a fixed rate bond. Good or bad idea. If bad, what would be better? 2. £8k 'funeral' account, no more being paid into it. Do I just go with the highest interest rate account I can find?
There are clearly a lot of knowledgeable people on here and was just after some guidance.
1. Son is saving to buy house, currently has £17k saved/and has a separate Help to Buy ISA, thinking about transferring the £17k to a fixed rate bond. Good or bad idea. If bad, what would be better? 2. £8k 'funeral' account, no more being paid into it. Do I just go with the highest interest rate account I can find?
There are clearly a lot of knowledgeable people on here and was just after some guidance.
Any advice appreciated.
Take stock after next weeks budget? Some suggestion the help to buy ISA restrictions may be tweaked.
That’s a spoiler alert…and means I haven’t won the biggie.
....unless you are from Bromley, like me, and have a missed call this morning from an unknown number and note that a Bromley resident won a big prize this month...................................
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Another holder of £100 has also won £100,000 but at least they have had that holding since 1990.
https://www.nsandi.com/prize-checker/winners
21,000 to 1 to win a prize.
1. Son is saving to buy house, currently has £17k saved/and has a separate Help to Buy ISA, thinking about transferring the £17k to a fixed rate bond. Good or bad idea. If bad, what would be better?
2. £8k 'funeral' account, no more being paid into it. Do I just go with the highest interest rate account I can find?
There are clearly a lot of knowledgeable people on here and was just after some guidance.
Any advice appreciated.
1 x 100.
Every little helps.
I enjoy seeing the posts....but... it doesn't make any meaningful sense without knowing the context of how much is held.... right?