This months £1M winner had only £600 of bonds, purchased 2 years ago.Zilch…going to draw out half of it and go on holiday
seems like if you don’t have over 30kin there you have no chance
This months £1M winner had only £600 of bonds, purchased 2 years ago.Zilch…going to draw out half of it and go on holiday
seems like if you don’t have over 30kin there you have no chance
JeezThis months £1M winner had only £600 of bonds, purchased 2 years ago.
Spawny get, eh?Jeez
100%Spawny get, eh?
More like 1,000,000% !100%
4.35% over the 8 months, isn't it?Jan - 600
Feb - 200
Mar - 300
Apr - 150
May - 150
Jun - 25
July - 300
Aug - 450
2175 on 50k = 6.52%
An annualised return of 6.52% then4.35% over the 8 months, isn't it?
Not for Premium Bonds in my eyes. He has to win another £1,100 (rounded up to Bond Prizes from £1087.50) over the next 4 months to get 6.52%.An annualised return of 6.52% then
Nope. That’s assuming £0 for the next 4 months.4.35% over the 8 months, isn't it?
10% on £50,000 is £5,000. 5% pa on £50,000 is £2,500.Nope. That’s assuming £0 for the next 4 months.
That's why I always work on a rolling 12 months.Not for Premium Bonds in my eyes. He has to win another £1,100 (rounded up to Bond Prizes from £1087.50) over the next 4 months to get 6.52%.
He may get that, he may get more and he may get less. It's unknown so I wouldn't annualise it.
Just to keep you happy, it’s 5.4% over last 12 months (£525 sep-dec 2023).Not for Premium Bonds in my eyes. He has to win another £1,100 (rounded up to Bond Prizes from £1087.50) over the next 4 months to get 6.52%.
He may get that, he may get more and he may get less. It's unknown so I wouldn't annualise it.