Premium Bonds - have you won anything?

Zero for me this month…

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Sorry to hear that Mags…
:cry:
I haven’t heard yet…
:worried:

£150 this month after two months of NIL

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Not directly, no, but the fall in interest rates were bound to have a knock-on response by NS&I by reducing the PB payouts AND of course I also blame that cow Reeves🤬

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Blimey, a MKJ thread, what happened Man? :icon_wink:

£175 this month

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Nothing for me, sob.

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A useful £175 from ERNIE for me this month… :grinning:

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Well done Galty and Mags…And a hug for Jazzi… :hugs:

Thanks Foxy.

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A miserly £275 this month and it’s not good enuf!

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That was a weeks wages when I worked as a skilled toolmaker LongDriver…
I bet it’s less than the minimum wage now…
What the hell happened to the UK economy?

10 weeks wages when I started work

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Snollygosters; it is they who impinged on our economy🤬

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I had to google that one LongDriver…That describes perfectly the members of the present incumbents…Shrewd and unprincipled…

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I would have been very happy with £275 when all I’ve been winning is £25 for months.

This month was a welcome change, with 6 prizes, totalling £475 - perhaps your usual Good Luck is being spread around this month, to those of us who have been patiently waiting for their Luck to turn! :joy:

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I think you may have inadvertently received my share this month boot…
:astonished:

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I do seem to have received somebody else’s share, Foxy - it is most puzzling - in addition to the £475 I had already won in Dec draw, I received an unexpected letter today about the September draw.

I wonder if anyone else on here has received a letter like this?

When I first read it, I thought they were telling me that I had only won £25 but I had been given £50, so they were going to take £25 back - but when I read the rest of the letter, it seems they were going to pay me an extra £25 because some other “winner” wasn’t eligible to receive it - I’m not clear as to why the original winner wasn’t eligible for it or why they decided to give their prize to me - but I have checked my bank account and they credited me with £25 in September for the Bond Number quoted in the letter and then credited me with another £25 for that Bond a few days ago - in addition to the £475 I won on other Bond numbers this month - so December has been a Bumper £500 winner for me! :+1:

My grandchildren have already been given £400 of my December winnings and £50 of it was shared between buying a bit of Christmas stuff for the local food bank and a donation to a local community centre for the elderly, who offer a free homemade hot soup lunch and a warm place for folk to congregate and socialise during the day, they do jigsaws, play games, do arty crafty stuff etc - so the share of my December winnings was £25 for myself and it has just doubled to £50 - Yea ! … :joy:
I may just spend this unexpected windfall on a Christmas present for myself … :mrs_claus:t3::christmas_tree:

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That’s great news Boot, I hope you have gone onto the NS&I site to make sure it’s legit…I’m sure you have… :+1:
Food banks and local community are very deserving causes and ones I would probably donate to, however…
I won a measly £25 :frowning_face: in Decembers draw, but I always reinvest into more bonds.
Only joking about the frowning face, I’m grateful for any win and these days we need all the help we can get. I always said if I won a decent amount it would go to my daughter, the last time I came into some money I bought her a new car, I know how hard it is for young people (she’s 51) to run a motor and she used to drive my two grand daughters around in an old banger. They’ve both passed their driving test now and are more independent…

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£25 is the amount I usually win in most months, Foxy - this month’s bumper win seems like a “fairy godmother” Christmas present!

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