Premium Bonds – 2024: a year in figures
As the year draws to a close, 2024 has proven to be a bumper year for Premium Bonds, with ERNIE drawing close to 71 million winning numbers.Here's what 2024 looked like for Premium Bonds:
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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 2023-24
In 2023-24, NS&I delivered £11.3 billion of Net Financing, against a whole year target of £7.5 billion (+/- £3 billion), excluding Green Savings Bonds.
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Latest news
New Issues of 2- and 3-year British Savings Bonds
New Issues of NS&I’s 2- and 3-year British Savings Bonds go on sale todayNew rates reflect changes in the wider marketNew Issues of 2- and 3-year British Savings Bonds have gone on sale today, 3 December 2024 with lower interest rates, reflecting changes in the wider market. The changes will help NS&I to meet its Net Financing target while continuing to balance the interests of savers, taxpayers and the broader financial services sector.
Latest research
NS&I research shows that Generation Rent struggle to save, but not for want of trying
- Nearly half (48%) of all young adults (18-34 age brackets) said a lack of disposable income affected their ability to save.
- Three quarters of 18-24 and 63% of 25-34 year olds cut on spending in order to save.
- Almost four in five (79%) of those with savings admitted to having to dip into their savings to cover their day-to-day living expenses.
New research by NS&I has revealed that nearly one in four people in the UK (23%) have no savings at all. This comes despite 77% of people saying they believed it was important to save.
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