NS&I 2017-18 Annual Results - New strategy 2018-2023: Inspire & Invest
NS&I today announced its 2017-18 annual results for the year to 31 March 2018 and launched its new business strategy: Inspire & Invest.
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Our performance
In 2017/2018
83.5
Our customer satisfaction score
100
We met or exceeded all of our nine Service Delivery Measures
£229 million
We were over £200 million more cost-effective in raising money for Government than via alternative methods
30 million
Premium Bonds prizes – more than any previous year
So far in 2017/2018
Net Financing target tracker
NS&I delivered £9.8 billion of Net Financing in 2017-18, compared to the forecast at the Spring Statement 2018 of £10.2 billion. This is above the revised Net Financing target of £8 billion (within a range of £5 billion to £11 billion) that was set out in the Autumn Statement in November 2017.Media contacts
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Latest news
NS&I releases new issues of Guaranteed Growth Bonds and Guaranteed Income Bonds with reduced purchase limits
NS&I is reducing the maximum purchase limit for new sales of 1 and 3-year terms of Guaranteed Growth Bonds and Guaranteed Income Bonds, from £1 million to £10,000 (£20,000 jointly) from today (11 June 2018).
Latest research
29 million Britons worry about personal finances, but most bury their heads in the sand
Research from NS&I reveals that personal finance worries are having a negative impact on the wellbeing of 17 million Britons, with a quarter (26%) revealing that the state of their personal finances has had a negative effect on their mental health.
In total 85% of Britons admit to worrying at least some of the time, and for two thirds (67%) of those who worry, money is the subject that they worry about more than any other. This means that around 29 million of us are losing sleep over our personal finances.
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