Premium Bonds winners announced – did you scoop the September jackpot?

NS&I has announced the winners for September’s Premium Bonds prize draw, with two lucky savers becoming overnight millionaires. Did you win this month?

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Two lucky savers have become millionaires overnight after they won the Premium Bonds jackpot in September’s draw.

NS&I announced the two winners are based in County Durham and Cumbria.

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Meanwhile, 12 more savers won £100,000 from bonds they purchased within the last 12 months, with one from Birmingham having bought their winning bond in July 2025, the most recent month eligible for the prize draw.

“We'd also like to remind all Bond holders to keep their contact details up-to-date with us to ensure they don't miss out on being notified of prizes.”

September 2025 Premium Bonds winners

The total number of winners in September’s Premium Bonds prize draw was 6,026,999, splitting the total prize pot of £397,781,850 between them.

There were a total of 132,593,956,732 eligible Bonds in this month’s draw, with winners being drawn at random.

Alongside the two jackpot winners, 76 savers won prizes of £100,000, 150 won £50,000, and 303 won £25,000.

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Prize value

Number of prizes

£1,000,000

2

£100,000

76

£50,000

150

£25,000

303

£10,000

755

£5,000

1,511

£1,000

15,910

£500

47,730

£100

1,692,128

£50

1,692,128

£25

2,576,306

Source: NS&I

The prize fund rate, the average rate of returns for someone with average luck, for the September draw was 3.6%.

Premium Bonds do not pay a set level of interest like other savings accounts. Instead, every £1 you save in them gives you a one in 22,000 chance to win one of the prizes each month.

You do not have to pay any tax on your Premium Bonds winnings either, making them a good way to protect your savings from the taxman.

How to check if you won in September’s Premium Bonds prize draw

Savers will be able to check if they won any money in September’s prize draw from tomorrow, 2 September.

You can check if you won a prize through NS&I’s website, app, or even using an Amazon Alexa.

For more information on how to check for Premium Bonds, read our separate article.

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Daniel is a digital journalist at Moneyweek and enjoys writing about personal finance, economics, and politics. He previously worked at The Economist in their Audience team.

Daniel studied History at Emmanuel College, Cambridge and specialised in the history of political thought. In his free time, he likes reading, listening to music, and cooking overambitious meals.