Premium bonds cost more than their face value due to higher interest rates or the issuer's improved credit rating. Investors must analyze if the extra interest from the premiums outweighs the added ...

The first is security – NS&I, which operates Premium Bonds, is backed by the Treasury so your money is 100 per cent safe.

The number of over-60s holding premium bonds has grown by more than 900,000 since before the Covid pandemic – a jump of more than 20 per cent. Figures obtained by The i Paper via freedom of ...

A quirky way to encourage post-war Britons to save is finding new fans among high earners keen to cut their tax bill. Premium Bonds, which award tax-free sums to holders at random while preserving ...