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  • It’s Premium Bonds draw day.
  • shinton
    Free Member

    2x£25 this time.

    Return since 1st July 1.04%
    Annualised return 1.38%

    I need to sell some soon so is there a best time of the month and how long does it take for the money to reach your account?

    Edit: Just done it and it gives you the option to delay until after the next draw or straight away, in which case you’ll receive the money in your bank account within 3 banking days.

    I also noticed there is no 2FA on the account, is this correct?

    howdoo
    Free Member

    1st win of the year for me ….£50

    spannermonkey
    Full Member

    £25 – Jan
    £25 x 2 – Feb
    £100 – Mar
    😀

    jimdubleyou
    Full Member

    I also noticed there is no 2FA on the account, is this correct?

    There’s three things you need to know (number, name , password) but not true multifactor really.

    Had a £25 this month, Mrs Dubs double that ( I think her holding is more than mine though)

    paule
    Free Member

    £125 for me, £25 for my son and £50 for my wife this month. Best yet by a decent stretch, and I think we’re at just under 1% overall so pretty much as expected really (but with that monthly frisson of “will I be loaded tomorrow”…)

    Riksbar
    Full Member

    £50 this month, have they altered the odds with the interest rate rise?

    ElShalimo
    Full Member

    3x £25 for me !!

    £0 for my lovely wife

    retrorick
    Full Member

    2 * 25 for me. 🎉

    zippykona
    Full Member

    2 x £25 for me and the same for Mrs Zip.

    thepurist
    Full Member

    Only 1×25 for me

    bruneep
    Full Member

    Oh look

    Nothing again 🤣

    jimster01
    Full Member

    Oh look

    Nothing again 🤣

    Same here too🤦🏼‍♂️

    BillMC
    Full Member

    zero

    timbog160
    Full Member

    Nada! 🙁

    doomanic
    Full Member

    Sweet fanny adams. Again.

    thelawman
    Full Member

    To break the run of ‘zeroes’ just ^ there – it’s 5 x £25 for me. Looks like I must have had yours…. sorry about that. Nothing for Mrs Lawman this time around though.

    Caher
    Full Member

    Zero again, it’s getting worse. I’d make more stashing it in a mattress.

    olddog
    Full Member

    Nowt

    BoardinBob
    Full Member

    2x£25

    I’ve won 4 of the last 6 months with £150 for those 6 months

    zigzag69
    Free Member

    1 x £25. £50 so far this year…

    bennyboy1
    Free Member

    £25 here for April.

    First win since a £125 prize in December.

    jimster01
    Full Member

    What’s the best way to buy PB’s if you have a large sum to invest?

    joelowden
    Full Member

    2 X 25 for me , one for the missus..

    retrorick
    Full Member

    What’s the best way to buy PB’s if you have a large sum to invest?

    Open a nsai account, link it to your current account which is overflowing with cash, transfer it to the nsai account and wait for a full month to pass, then check the app to see if you have won.
    That’s what I did.

    trail_rat
    Free Member

    What’s the best way to buy PB’s if you have a large sum to invest?

    It’s not the stock market. So cost averaging doesn’t apply.

    If your set on PBs drop em in asap. You have to wait a full month for them to be entered into a draw.

    But remember that your large investment if long term is essentially erroding with inflation…… Even more so at the moment

    thelawman
    Full Member

    @jimster01

    What’s the best way to buy PB’s if you have a large sum to invest?

    Rather depends what you mean by ‘a large sum’ – the max any one person can hold in PBs is £50K.
    (I’m not expecting you to go into details on the public forum, obviously, but it’s worth knowing the max amount if that’s of relevance to your situation)

    jimster01
    Full Member

    Sorry, should have been more specific, is it better to invest say 2 or 3k in a lump sum with consecutive numbered bonds or drip feed them?

    thelawman
    Full Member

    Ah, right, understood. To be honest, it shouldn’t make any difference whether you go en masse or drip-feed. The random nature of the kit that selects the winning numbers (‘ERNIE’ as it’s commonly called) means that every individual bond is as likely or unlikely to win in any given month as any other.
    I just checked mine, and of the 5 winners this month, 2 of them start with the very same sequence 383LH43…. with the last 4 digits being only about 2500 apart. So those were clearly bought at the same time as each other, i.e. as part of the same original transaction, maybe one occasion when I put £5K in. The other 3 winners of £25 apiece are separate sequences entirely, so must have been bought at different times.
    If you’ve got the cash to put in, might as well do it en masse, and then effectively it’s all in the next month’s draw, rather than being spread out over several months.

    ayjaydoubleyou
    Full Member

    Worth checking this but I think with the holding them for a full month thing, as a draw has just happened if you bought now you’d be waiting just under two months for your first draw, first week or June.

    thepurist
    Full Member

    Nuffing! But I’ve had a good run for the last 6 months or so.

    retrorick
    Full Member

    Nowt as well.
    Going to shift some cash to a savings account which pays around 1.5%.

    Kryton57
    Full Member

    £125 – nice!

    Caher
    Full Member

    Still have to work for a living with a fat zero.

    shinton
    Free Member

    Another 2x£25 this month giving me a total over 11 months of 1.29%. In fact I’ve won something every month since I whacked my severance/early retirement package in so its worked out ok.

    jimster01
    Full Member

    Yet another big fat zilch.🤦🏼‍♂️

    Harry_the_Spider
    Full Member

    Trying to buy some at the moment, but I have £100 from 20 odd years ago so they need to find my account. What a bloody faff this is turning out to be!

    zippykona
    Full Member

    £25 for me and the same for Mrs Zip.

    zippykona
    Full Member

    Going to shift some cash to a savings account which pays around 1.5%


    @retrorick
    ,what one is that?

    doomanic
    Full Member

    Eff all. Again.

    retrorick
    Full Member

    Shifting the cash to a Chase savings account. Seems like a wise move to me now the interest rates have risen.

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