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The Premium Bonds millionaires for August 2021 come from Devon and Wales. 404KX510146 was the first Bond number drawn and it belongs to a woman from Devon. The woman holds £1,001 in Premium Bonds, making her a Premium Bonds millionaire with one of the smallest ever holdings to win. Of the 464 Premium Bonds millionaires, just 12 others have won the £1 million jackpot with a holding less than the woman from Devon. The woman purchased the winning Bond in July 2020, meaning that it has won the…

July 2021’s £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot winners come from County Durham and East Riding of Yorkshire. The first Bond number drawn was 441KH440355 and belongs to a man from County Durham. The man purchased his winning Bond in February 2021 and he holds £20,025 in Premium Bonds. The win makes the man the fifth Premium Bonds millionaire from the Durham area.

NS&I to launch new Green Savings Bonds later in the year Bond available for a three-year term and money invested will help finance green projects chosen by the Government Available online at nsandi.com NS&I will launch Green Savings Bonds, the new retail savings product announced by the Chancellor in the 2021 Budget, later in the year. The Bonds will be available to purchase online at nsandi.com.

NS&I delivered a record £23.8 billion of Net Financing to the Government in 2020-21. Update on Premium Bonds prize payment options: NS&I will no longer be moving all customers to having Premium Bonds prizes paid directly to their bank accounts, meaning that customers who receive their prizes by cheque can continue to do so.  In 2021-22, NS&I will deliver a green savings bond for retail investors on behalf of the Government; and will start the long-term transformation of its busin

The £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot winners come from Leicester and Cleveland in June 2021. 404XK887196 was the first Bond number drawn and it belongs to a woman from Leicester. The woman purchased her winning Bond in July 2020 and she holds the maximum £50,000 in Premium Bonds. The win means that the woman is the third Premium Bonds jackpot winner from Leicester.

The £1 million Premium Bonds jackpot winners come from Surrey and Wiltshire in May 2021. 436VB112388 was the first Bond number drawn and it belongs to a male from Surrey. The man purchased his winning Bond in February 2021 and he holds a total of £43,590 in Premium Bonds. The win means that the man is the 26th Premium Bonds jackpot winner from Surrey.

The Premium Bonds £1 million jackpot winners for April 2021 come from Cumbria and Lothian. The first Bond number drawn was 323PN679583 and it belongs to a female from Cumbria. The winning Bond is part of a £50,000 holding and was purchased in February 2018. The win makes the woman the eighth Premium Bonds millionaire from Cumbria.

NS&I has confirmed today that it has exercised an option to extend, by two years, its contract with Matrix Capital to provide an advisory service to Premium Bonds jackpot winners. The contract with Matrix Capital will now run until 31 March 2023. To ensure that high quality financial advice is available to each Premium Bonds £1 million jackpot winner, NS&I offers a financial advisory service provided by an advice firm. It is up to each monthly jackpot winner to decide whether or not to…

NS&I has today announced plans to transform its business and has published a Prior Information Notice (PIN) to notify the market that a series of procurement exercises for NS&I’s operational services are planned to start in summer 2021. NS&I’s new Rainbow programme will transform the business and transition NS&I to a multi-supplier operating model, with all procurement to be completed by 2024.

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.