NS&I 2016-17 Annual Results
NS&I today announced its 2016-17 annual results for the year to 31 March 2017.
June 2017 Premium Bonds prizes
Jackpot winners in Devon and Surrey in the 60th anniversary draw this June.
May 2017 Premium Bonds prizes
Jackpot winners in Cheshire East and Tyne and Wear in this month’s draw.
Hip, hip Harrow for Premium Bonds jackpot winners: Women in North London and East Sussex win April’s £1 million prizes
Two women, one from Harrow and the other from East Sussex, have been drawn as this month’s Premium Bonds jackpot millionaires. The pair become the 359th and 360th winners of the top Premium Bonds prize since it was introduced in April 1994.
NS&I survey reveals outlook for cash becoming brighter among financial advisers
The latest edition of NS&I’s Financial Advice Barometer shows that twice as many advisers (22%) expect to increase their clients’ cash holdings in the next six months compared to the last time the survey was conducted in October 2016, when the figure was 11%.
NS&I signs up to Women in Finance Charter
NS&I is one of the latest signatories to Treasury’s Women in Finance Charter.
NS&I provisional Q3 2016-17 results and 2017-18 Net Financing target
NS&I has today published its un-audited quarterly results for the third quarter (October to December 2016) of the financial year 2016-17. NS&I delivered £6.1 billion of Net Financing in Q3 2016-17, giving a year-to-date total of just under £7.9 billion.
Sharmila Nebhrajani OBE and Christopher Fisher appointed Non-executive Directors of NS&I
The Economic Secretary to the Treasury, Simon Kirby MP, has appointed two new Non-Executive Directors to the Board of NS&I.
Spring time celebrations for Premium Bond holders in Devon and Outer London
Two Premium Bond holders in Devon and Outer London are celebrating the start of spring having both scooped the top £1 million prize in March’s Premium Bonds draw.
NS&I reduces interest rates
NS&I has today announced that it is reducing interest rates on four of its variable rate products. This follows reductions in interest rates across the savings market after the Bank of England’s reduction of the base rate by 25 basis points, to 0.25% in August 2016.