September NS&I Premium Bond winners revealed - have you won £1m?
Two NS&I Premium Bond winners have become millionaires- find out how much you won and how to check your winnings.
Two lucky National Savings & Investments (NS&I) Premium Bond winners, from Norwich and Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, have become millionaires after winning the £1m jackpot.
The winner from Norwich drew 501CJ068508 and holds £30,000 in Premium Bonds. They purchased their first bond in May 2022, and this is the fourth winner in Norwich.
The Hampshire and the Isle of Wight winner purchased their winning Bond in July 2016 and drew Bond number 277QT743538. The winner has £30,244 in Premium Bonds.
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September saw another increase in the prize fund from 4% to 4.65%. Plus, more bondholders can expect to be winners as the odds of winning have improved from 22,000 to 1 to 21,000 to 1, adding more than £65m to the prize fund.
With prizes ranging from £25 to £1m, check how much you have won in the September Premium Bonds draw.
September 2023 NS&I Premium Bond Winners
Value of prize | Number of prizes |
---|---|
£1,000,000 | 2 |
£100,000 | 90 |
£50,000 | 180 |
£25,000 | 361 |
£10,000 | 902 |
£5,000 | 1,802 |
£1,000 | 18,822 |
£500 | 56,466 |
£100 | 2,338,498 |
£50 | 2,338,498 |
£25 | 1,026,981 |
Total- £470,559,225 | Total- 5,782,602 |
How to check if you are a September Premium Bond Winner
To check if you are a premium Bond prize winner, you can either download the official prize checker app on Android or iOS, or use the prize checker on nsandi.com. Keep your Premium Bond Holder number and NS&I number at hand.
You can also set up your Alexa device to check if you’ve won. The device can tell you what you’ve won, how much, and information about upcoming draws. The good thing is it also tells you any prizes you have left to claim since July 1968.
To do this, go onto your Alexa app and activate the NS&I Premium Bonds prize checker skill. Enter your NS&I number, and you’re all set.
How will my NS&I prize be paid?
According to NS&I, the majority of the time prizes are paid automatically into your bank account or reinvested into premium bonds. If you’re not already set up for automatic payments, you can do so on the NS&I website.
Is now a good time to buy premium bonds?
NS&I hiked the prize fund on premium bonds from 4% in August to 4.65% in September - the highest level since 1999.
Plus, the odds of winning have improved from 22,000 to 21,0000 to 1 - adding more than £65m to September’s prize fund.
NS&I has been steadily raising its rates over the past year. The prize rate on the July draw was 3.7%, up from 3.3% previously, and the August prize fund rate jumped from 3.7% to 4%.
Vaishali has a background in personal finance and a passion for helping people manage their finances. As a staff writer for MoneyWeek, Vaishali covers the latest news, trends and insights on property, savings and ISAs.
She also has bylines for the U.S. personal finance site Kiplinger.com and Ideal Home, GoodTo, inews, The Week and the Leicester Mercury.
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