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One of the UK’s largest savings organisations

Benefitting the public and the public purse

NS&I is one of the largest savings organisations in the UK with more than 24 million customers and over £218 billion invested.

NS&I is both a government department and an Executive Agency of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Our origins can be traced back more than 160 years to 1861.

When customers invest in NS&I products, they are lending to the Government, which goes towards the public purse. In return, the Government pays interest, or prizes for Premium Bonds. We offer 100% security on all deposits.

Our performance

In 2022-23

85.03

Digital First

95.89

Amount of key service levels achieved versus total contractual service levels, where service credits apply, across all GPS clients

6.7p

Administration cost per £100 of funds held by NS&I

359,000

As at March 2022, more than 359,000 people had signed up to Help to Save

In 2022-23

In 2022-23, NS&I delivered £10.0 billion of Net Financing, against a whole year target of £6 billion (+/- £3 billion), excluding Green Savings Bonds.



Inspiring a stronger savings culture

Here you can see our performance and the progress we’ve made towards each of our six strategic aims that make up our Inspire & Invest strategy.

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Latest news

New NS&I Board appointments

The Economic Secretary to the Treasury has announced today (18 March 2024) a number of appointments to the National Savings and Investments (NS&I) Board.Gerard Lemos CMG CBE has been appointed as Chair of the NS&I Board, ahead of the term of the incumbent chair, Ed Anderson CBE, coming to an end in June 2024. Luke Jensen and Melanie Moreland have also been appointed to the Board as non-executive directors (NEDs), as one of the current NEDs, Jill Lucas, also steps down from the Board in…

Budget announces NS&I 3-year fixed-rate Bonds and new 2024-25 Net Financing target

3-year fixed-rate British Savings Bonds announced in Spring Budget to go on sale in early April 2024Q3 2023-24 Net Financing of £2.8 billion2023-24 Net Financing whole-year forecast of £10.9 billion (excluding Green Savings Bonds)2024-25 Net Financing target: £9 billion (+/- £4 billion)Announced in today’s Spring Budget, NS&I will be releasing 3-year fixed-rate British Savings Bonds in early April. The Budget also announced the new Net Financing target for 2024-25.

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