Media resources

Image library

If you are looking for image assets including logos, marketing images and photos of senior staff, please explore our Image library or request assets from our Media team.

Our heritage archive

Contact the media team for posters and adverts from throughout our history.

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Historical interactive timeline

See the story of NS&I from 1861 to present day

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.



Media contacts

Our Press Office does not have access to any customer details and is not able to assist with customer service enquiries.

If you are a customer and would like to speak to someone, please call our customer service team on 08085 007 007.

NS&I Customer Services

Journalists can email the media team at mediateam@nsandi.com or call the duty press officer on 07769 142991.

 

Sara Brown

Sara Brown

Media Relations Manager

Matthew Stocks

Matthew Stocks

Head of Media and External Affairs

Latest news

30 years of Premium Bonds £1 million jackpots

Thirty years ago the first £1 million jackpot was made on 1 April 1994 528 people have now won the £1 million jackpotOver £30 billion has been won by Premium Bonds holders since the first prize draw in 1957 April 2024 winners are from London and the Highlands and Islands April 2024 marks the 30th anniversary of the £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot, with ERNIE awarding over 500 Bond holders the life-changing sum of money.

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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PLACEHOLDER NS&I Latest Research Article