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The increase will see the prize fund rate at the highest it’s been in 15 years.
Premium Bondholders will have more chances to win prizes worth £50 to £100,000 after NS&I announced today it would be increasing its Premium Bond prize fund rate to 3.70%. According to NS&I, this is the highest the prize fund rate has been in 15 years and will mark the sixth time the rate has been increased in just over a year.
“With the changes, we’re expecting to pay out more than £374 million to winners in July with more higher value prizes, meaning that, each month, more lives will be changed by Premium Bonds,” said Dax Harkins, NS&I Chief Executive.
The increase comes into effect from the July prize draw and will see an additional £39 million in prizes available to be won.
Although the prize fund rate is rising from 3.30% to 3.70%, this won’t increase your odds of winning. Instead, these odds will remain at 24,000 to one for every £1 of Premium Bonds purchased.
The increase means that for every £100 of Premium Bonds bought, NS&I will pay out £3.70 in prizes as of July. Currently, it pays out £3.30 for every £100 of Premium Bonds.
This depends on your appetite for risk. So if you want to find out more, read our guide on Premium Bonds.
NS&I also announced it will be increasing the rate paid by its Junior ISA to 3.65% AER with immediate effect. While this falls short of the market-leading rate of 4.30% AER, it’s one of only two Junior ISAs on our charts that can be both opened and managed online.
Last updated: 09/02/2024
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Notice/Term: Age 18
Rate: 3.65% AER
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Longer-term fixed bond returns rise as inflation hits six-month high.
This is the 12th consecutive rise to the base rate since December 2021.
This is the 12th consecutive rise to the base rate since December 2021.
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Longer-term fixed bond returns rise as inflation hits six-month high.
This is the 12th consecutive rise to the base rate since December 2021.
This is the 12th consecutive rise to the base rate since December 2021.
The Moneyfacts Pick of the Week showcases the best of the latest products or rate changes to hit the consumer finance market.
This week's selection includes a top-performing one-year bond from Al Rayan Bank, and a highly competitive one-year ISA from Castle Trust Bank.
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