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2020-21 Net Financing full year forecast: £20.0 billion, against the revised target of £35 billion (within a range of £30 billion to £40 billion) set in July 2020 2021-22 Net Financing target: £6 billion (within a range of £3 billion to £9 billion) As included in today’s Budget, NS&I’s Net Financing forecast for 2020-21 is £20.0 billion, against the revised target of £35 billion, within a range of £30 billion to £40 billion, set in July 2020.

The £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot winners for March come from Bristol and Kent. 306PG138556 was the first Bond number drawn and it belongs to a female from Bristol. The winning Bond forms part of a £50,000 holding and was purchased in July 2017. The win makes the woman the tenth jackpot winner from Bristol. The second Bond number drawn was 307PX582004 and it belongs to a woman in Kent. She holds £40,002 in Premium Bonds and the winning Bond was also purchased in July 2017. The win makes…

February’s £1 million Premium Bonds winners come from Inner London and North Yorkshire. The first Bond number drawn was 398WP403111. The Bond is part of a £50,000 holding and belongs to a man from Inner London. He purchased his winning Bond in June 2020. The win makes the man the sixth £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot winner from Inner London.

Q3 2020-21 Net Financing of -£9.5 billion (minus £9.5 billion) At 31 December 2020, Net Financing total of £28.8 billion, against a whole-year target of £35 billion, in a range of £30 billion to £40 billion NS&I today published its unaudited quarterly results for the third quarter (October-December 2020) of the financial year 2020-21. Net Financing for the quarter was -£9.5 billion, giving a year-to-date total of £28.8 billion.

The first Premium Bonds millionaires of 2021 come from West Scotland and Barnet. 330VT557685 was the first Bonds number drawn and belongs to a woman from West Scotland. Her winning Bond was purchased in May 2018 and is part of a £50,000 holding. The Premium Bonds jackpot win makes the woman the second winner from West Scotland. 2021’s second Premium Bonds millionaire is a woman from Barnet. Her Bond number 135RY390643 is part of a £20,000 holding and was purchased in January 2008. The win…

NS&I has today announced that it will delay the phasing out of Premium Bonds prize warrants (like a cheque) until the spring of 2021, because of the difficulties some customers have had when trying to register their bank account details. Previously, NS&I was due to begin phasing out the use of Premium Bonds prize warrants from the December 2020 prize draw, with the last prize warrants being sent in February 2021; however, this will now be delayed.

December’s Premium Bonds millionaires come from Manchester and South Gloucestershire. The first Bond number to be drawn was 398MV229074 and belongs to a woman from Manchester. She holds £30,010 in Premium Bonds and her winning Bond was purchased in June 2020. The win makes her the fourth Premium Bonds millionaire from Manchester.

November’s £1 million Premium Bonds winners are from Devon and West Sussex. The first Bond number drawn was 207RY321077 and belongs to a woman from Devon. She has £39,375 in Premium Bonds and the winning Bond was purchased in June 2013. The win makes her the 15th Premium Bonds millionaire from the county.

Q2 2020-21 Net Financing of £23.8 billion Half-year Net Financing total of £38.3 billion, against a whole-year target of £35 billion, in a range of £30 billion to £40 billion NS&I today published its unaudited quarterly results for the second quarter (July-September 2020) of the financial year 2020-21. NS&I delivered £23.8 billion of Net Financing in Q2 2020-21, giving a year-to-date total of £38.3 billion.

October’s £1 million Premium Bonds winners are a man from Kent and a woman from Humberside. 298BE137181 was the first Bond number drawn and belongs to a man from Kent. He has a total Premium Bonds holding of £50,000 and the winning Bond was purchased in March 2017. The win makes the man the 22nd Premium Bonds £1 million winner from Kent.