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3 Ways to Buy Premium Bonds

By Matthew Lynch
April 3, 2024
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Introduction:

Premium bonds are a unique type of savings vehicle offered by the UK government through National Savings and Investments (NS&I). They do not offer traditional interest rates, but instead provide bondholders with tax-free prizes through monthly prize draws. This makes them an exciting and potentially lucrative alternative to regular savings accounts. In this article, we will look at three ways to buy premium bonds and participate in the prize draws.

1. Online Purchase

One of the easiest ways to buy premium bonds is by making a purchase online through the NS&I website. To get started, you need to create an online NS&I account and log in. Once logged in, follow these steps:

a) Click on ‘Buy Premium Bonds’ on the account homepage

b) Select the amount you wish to purchase (minimum £25)

c) Provide your debit or credit card details for payment

d) Review and confirm your purchase

After completing your purchase, you will receive email confirmation, and your premium bond numbers will be mailed to you. Note that there’s an upper limit of £50,000 for holding premium bonds per individual.

2. By Phone

If you’re not comfortable purchasing premium bonds online, you can do so over the phone. Just call the NS&I customer service helpline at 08085 007 007 from the UK or (+44) 1253 832 007 from abroad.

When calling, have your debit card details handy as well as your National Insurance number for identification purposes. The customer service representative will guide you through the process and complete your purchase.

3. Direct Debit/Regular Purchase

Another convenient way to buy premium bonds is by setting up a Direct Debit; this allows you to make regular purchases each month without having to remember to buy them yourself.

To set up a Direct Debit:

a) Log in to your NS&I account

b) Click on ‘Buy Premium Bonds’ or access the relevant form by searching under ‘Regular investments’

c) Choose the ‘Direct Debit’ option and provide your bank account details

d) Select the amount and frequency of your monthly purchases

Confirm your Direct Debit details, and your premium bond purchases will be made automatically each month at the specified amount.

Conclusion:

Buying premium bonds is an easy and exciting way to save money, with the potential for tax-free prizes in monthly draws. You can buy them online, over the phone, or set up a Direct Debit for regular purchases. Regardless of the method you choose, remember to stay within the maximum limit of £50,000 per individual to stay eligible for prize draws. Good luck!

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