New millionaire from Suffolk in January 2014 jackpot draw

In Suffolk there are over 300,000 Premium Bonds holdings worth more than £755 million.

January 2014's Premium Bonds millionaire

  • A male living in Suffolk
  • Bond Number: 191TL445024
  • Winning Bond bought in April 2012
  • Total holdings £30,000

Prize and value breakdown in January 2014

Value of prizes Number of prizes
£1,000,000 1
£100,000 3
£50,000 6
£25,000 13
£10,000 31
£5,000 63
£1,000 814
£500 2,442
£100 12,295
£50 12,295
£25 1,781,589
Total prize fund value
£50,968,975
Total number of prizes
1,809,552

 

Unclaimed Premium Bonds prizes

Across the UK there are over 974,000 unclaimed Premium Bonds prizes worth more than £45 million. In Suffolk in particular, over 8,300 prizes worth more than £360,000 still remain unclaimed. There is a woman from the region who is still due to receive £1,000 after failing to claim her prize in a previous draw. She has just £3 invested in Premium Bonds and the prize was won in May 1986.

There are a number of other unclaimed prizes due to the residents of Suffolk, the oldest of these outstanding prizes having been drawn in May 1967. Premium Bonds holders can reduce the chances of their prizes becoming unclaimed by managing their Premium Bonds online or opting to have any prizes paid directly into their bank accounts by BACS, with notification by email. 

Sign up to have prizes paid directly to your bank account

The NS&I Premium Bonds prize checker app is a quick and easy way to check whether you have won a Premium Bonds prize. This is the official prize checker app from NS&I, and it’s free to download. It lets you check whether you’ve won a prize in this month’s draw, or in the previous six months. You can also check if you have any unclaimed prizes waiting for you.

Register for online services at nsandi.com 

Some of the highest unclaimed prizes in the Suffolk

Winning Bond number Winner Month and year of draw Current holding balance Prize value

1CW543263

Female May-86 £3 £1,000
3NK715286 Female Aug-95 £20 £1,000
6BT931371 Male Mar-97 £2 £1,000

44EN242484

Female Dec-05 £3,495 £1,000
112NT225852 Female Oct-09 £1,000 £1,000

Some of the oldest unclaimed prizes in Suffolk

Winning Bond number Winner Month and year of draw Current holding balance Prize value

2AL460890

Female May-67 £2 £25

1SK449053

Female Dec-67 £152 £25

3JS861442

Male May-69 £48 £25

ET234174

Male May-69 £10 £25
4QF409495 Female Dec-70 £152 £25

Keeping track of Premium Bonds

The NS&I Premium Bonds prize checker app is a quick and easy way for customers to check whether they have won a Premium Bonds prize. This is the official prize checker app from NS&I, and it’s free to download. It lets customers check whether they’ve won a prize in this month’s draw, or in the previous six months. They can also check if they have any unclaimed prizes waiting for them.

Download the NS&I prize checker app

Android

Android

Premium Bonds customers can also check to see if they have won by visiting nsandi.com and using the Premium Bonds prize checker on the homepage.

View the Premium Bonds prize checker online

Further information about managing Premium Bonds can also be found on NS&I’s YouTube channel, which also provides impartial tips on making the most of your money, interviews with industry experts and information about managing your finances online.

NS&I on YouTube

There is no time limit for claiming prizes. Premium Bonds investors can check to see if they have won by visiting nsandi.com and using the Premium Bonds prize checker on the homepage.

Premium Bond facts

Since the first Premium Bonds prize draw in 1957, more than 286 million tax–free prizes worth approximately £14.9 billion have been paid out.

Premium Bonds are an investment where, instead of interest payments, investors have the chance to win tax-free prizes. They were officially launched by Harold Macmillan, Chancellor of the Exchequer, in his 1956 Budget.

Savers can invest in Premium Bonds directly from NS&I by post, phone (see note 5), online at nsandi.com or standing order, or by cheque and debit card at the Post Office.

Premium Bonds offer investors 100% capital security, backed by HM Treasury, as well as the sense of fun that comes from potentially winning tax-free prizes. Prizes range from £25 to £1 million.

Watch interviews with Agent Million about their unique role and what it is like to deliver £1 million Premium Bonds prizes