February 2024 Premium Bond winners – have you bagged the £1m jackpot?
Two Premium Bond holders begin February as millionaires. Find out if you’re one of them and what other prizes are up for grabs in this month’s draw
National Savings & Investments (NS&I) has revealed the February 2024 Premium Bond winners.
The two lucky bond holders who secured the £1 million jackpot are from Dorset and Wandsworth.
The first winner from Dorset drew bond number 137BG686951 and holds £28,051 in Premium Bonds. They purchased the winning bond in March 2008, and are the twelfth jackpot winner from Dorset.
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The second millionaire from Wandsworth holds £10,400 in Premium Bonds and purchased the winning bond in May 2021. They drew bond number 456RD476057, making them the third winner from Wandsworth.
Both jackpot winners will have had a visit from Agent Million – but with a total of more than 5.8 million prizes up for grabs this month, here are the details for what other prizes have been announced.
February 2024 Premium Bond prize winners
In this month’s draw there is a total of more than 5.8 million prizes, worth more than £475 million.
Here's the breakdown of this month's winnings, which range from £25 to £1 million. You can check from tomorrow (2 February) if you have bagged one of the cash prizes.
Value of prize | Number of prizes |
---|---|
£1,000,000 | 2 |
£100,000 | 91 |
£50,000 | 182 |
£25,000 | 365 |
£10,000 | 912 |
£5,000 | 1,823 |
£1,000 | 19,024 |
£500 | 57,072 |
£100 | 2,363,595 |
£50 | 2,363,595 |
£25 | 1,038,003 |
Total value of prizes: £475,609,325 | Total number of prizes: 5,844,664 |
How to check if you’re a February NS&I Premium Bond winner
You can check from 2 February to see if you have won a prize between £25 and £100,000.
There are several ways you can check what you’ve won in February’s prize draw.
One of the easiest ways is to go online to nsandi.com and use the NS&I prize checker. Similarly, you can download the official prize checker app on your phone, available on Android or iOS. For both, you will need your Premium Bond holder’s number and NS&I number on standby.
You can also set up your Amazon Alexa to notify you what you won in the latest prize draw. It will also give information about how much you have won and any details regarding upcoming draws.
Alexa can also tell you about any unclaimed Premium Bond prizes you have won since July 1968. To do this, you will need to download the Alexa app and activate the NS&I Premium Bonds prize checker skill.
How will my NS&I prize be paid?
NS&I says that most prizes are paid automatically into your bank account, or reinvested into Premium Bonds. You can go onto the NS&I website and check that your automatic payments are set up.
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