Investors are now paying a premium for reopened bonds carrying higher returns, as they race to secure the much sought-after securities in a market where interest rates are falling.The latest bond sale ...

When investors indicate they are comfortable with a return that is lower than what the government is offering on a reopened ...

NS&I is changing the rules for Premium Bonds soon ...

The maximum holding permitted is £50,000 in Bonds. The study revealed that merely six percent of prizes distributed between ...

Laura Suter, director of personal finance at AJ Bell, said: "The rates on Premium Bonds are now significantly below the top savings rates in the market, meaning savers may be sacr ...

NS&I’s Premium Bonds pay out hundreds of millions each month, but the vast majority of savers have never won a single penny.

Discover U.K. Premium Bonds, a savings account offering tax-free monthly prize draws instead of interest, backed and secured by National Savings and Investments (NS&I).

Martin Lewis has given his verdict on Premium Bonds - and if they are a better place to put your money than savings accounts.

Premium Bonds aren't a separate category of bonds, but rather bonds that are sold at a price above their face value or par. If the prevailing interest rates in the economy fall after issuance, these ...