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We are pleased to announce the launch of the NS&I YouTube channel. Over the coming weeks, you will be able to explore a range of informative videos including impartial tips on how to organise and make the most of your money, interviews with industry experts, how to manage your finances online with NS&I and the story of our history and evolution.

For the April 2013 draw ERNIE paid out over 1.8 million prizes, together amounting to over £56 million in value. There were 44,970,424,197 eligible Bond numbers in the draw.

NS&I’s latest Quarterly Savings Survey shows that Britain’s savers have overcome the Christmas spending hangover to record the highest amount saved since the Survey began nine years ago.

At NS&I, we’re making a few changes to encourage our customers to deal with us directly. As part of these plans, we’re changing the service we offer through Post Office® branches.

NS&I today published its provisional Q3 (October-December 2012) results for the financial year 2012-13. Net Financing for the quarter was -£0.1 billion, bringing the year-to-date total to -£0.8 billion.

For the March 2013 draw ERNIE paid out over 1.8 million prizes, together amounting to over £56 million in value. There were 44,832,384,394 eligible Bond numbers in the draw.

NS&I today announced the latest stages of its programme to simplify and modernise its savings range, and to grow the number of customers transacting with it directly by post, phone and online.

36 million of Britons are using time that was previously ‘dead time’ – such as their lunch break, their commute to work or time spent waiting for an appointment – more productively allowing them to make the most of their free time, according to the latest findings from NS&I’s Quarterly Savings Survey.

NS&I (National Savings and Investments) began offering its payment processing services to other government bodies under the brand name NS&I Government Payment Services in 2011.

New research released from NS&I’s Quarterly Savings Survey shows that savings levels have risen for the second successive quarter.