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90% prize fund
£100 or lower
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eh?
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Many,many £25 to be won,better investment than most these days,if you have the max of 50,000k,you should on average make 1.5% a year,but of course you might get something nice
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total waste ,, dont buy them ,,
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Congratulations!
You've won £150 in September 2018's draw 6 prizes of a pony each. God bless you, Mr Hammond. |
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Well done that man
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Bought mine in June '16...
Currently have only had no win in two months... Biggest months have several at £125.00... and all other options down to just £25.00... Even that feels good, when you think you are overdue for a no win month! Nothing wrong with having, if just part of your portfolio, and the worst that can happen is having no wins at all. Can cash in at any time, and the funds go straight to your bank! |
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no need to tell me but im thinking you have the £50,000 invested,its not a bad thing atall and there is always the very slim chance of winning big
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The prize fund for Premium Bonds from May 2017 carry an interest rate of 1.15%. Therefore, the odds of a £1 unit winning on a £50k investment are 30,000-1 each month.
With any form of lottery of course some will win more than 1.15% and some less of course.........how's your luck?! |
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Initial investment entered into the Juue '16 draw was £43,550...
51 x £25 wins, all reinvested, puts me on £44,725,00... Not the stuff of dreams, perhaps, but you never know! |
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That of course was June,
Actually bought in April.... |