Premium Bonds - Not a bean for months now!!!!

Premium Bonds - Not a bean for months now!!!!

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Hippea

1,941 posts

72 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£300 on max

FilH

669 posts

147 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£325 this month on 40k




Jan £550 on 50k
Feb £150 on 48k
Mar £200 on 45k
Apr £25 on 43k
May £175 on 40k
June £325 on 40k

£1425

RATATTAK

11,666 posts

192 months

Tuesday 4th June
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FilH said:
£1425
Just over 7% p.a. ... very good !

markymarkthree

2,354 posts

174 months

Tuesday 4th June
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the-norseman said:
Jan £0
Feb £0
Mar £0
April £0
May £0
June £0
Without knowing your holding, your post is meaningless.

crmcatee

5,715 posts

230 months

Tuesday 4th June
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2 x 25 on max holding. Rolling 12 month interest at 5.35%

FilH

669 posts

147 months

Tuesday 4th June
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RATATTAK said:
FilH said:
£1425
Just over 7% p.a. ... very good !
Was meaning to ask, how i go about calculating the % return...


CrippsCorner

2,878 posts

184 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£200 on max holdings.

Edit: Was being a donut... I'm at 4.5% for the year, which actually isn't too bad.

Edited by CrippsCorner on Tuesday 4th June 09:09

redrabbit29

1,471 posts

136 months

Tuesday 4th June
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Account 1: £50 on £27,000
Account 2: £50 on £14,000

I'm now going to withdraw all money in Account 2 and pay this into my Stocks & Shares ISA.

alscar

4,497 posts

216 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£0 for me , £ 75 for my wife - both on max.
Ytd combined £ 2,025 or 2%.

funinhounslow

1,707 posts

145 months

Tuesday 4th June
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FilH said:
Was meaning to ask, how i go about calculating the % return...
Multiply your winnings by 100 then divide by your holding to get the % return for that month (or any time period)

You have £1000 bonds and win £25 - (25x100) / 1000 = 2.5

2.5% return for that month.

FilH

669 posts

147 months

Tuesday 4th June
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funinhounslow said:
FilH said:
Was meaning to ask, how i go about calculating the % return...
Multiply your winnings by 100 then divide by your holding to get the % return for that month (or any time period)

You have £1000 bonds and win £25 - (25x100) / 1000 = 2.5

2.5% return for that month.
Cheers

crowfield

438 posts

161 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£125 this month for me on £28,250 holding

stevensdrs

3,218 posts

203 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£300 this month on £50k. A little better than the two previous months so can't complain too much. It would be nice to get a grand or more sometime though.

LincolnLovin

2,852 posts

221 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£275 for me on max this month


Jan: £150
Feb: £150
Mar: £200
Apr: £125
May: £0
June: £275

Not a stunning return.

Edited by LincolnLovin on Tuesday 4th June 10:38

bigandclever

13,863 posts

241 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£big fat zero on near enough full holding for June. RUBBISH!

bmwmike

7,077 posts

111 months

Tuesday 4th June
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PB got me £100 on 40k this month, so 3% annualised.

Similar amount in a MMF in Vanguard got me £170, so 5.1% annualised.

g40steve

942 posts

165 months

Tuesday 4th June
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Mrs £0 not amused

Daughter £100

Me £1075, £1k, 50 & 25.

I’m having a good year so far long may it continue & better than the banks so far#

Max

Jan £300
Feb £200
Mar £500
Apr £250
May £350
June £1075

vixen1700

23,363 posts

273 months

Tuesday 4th June
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£400 On maximum.

Think it was £425 last month.

smile

CrippsCorner

2,878 posts

184 months

Tuesday 4th June
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g40steve said:
Mrs £0 not amused

Daughter £100

Me £1075, £1k, 50 & 25.

I’m having a good year so far long may it continue & better than the banks so far#

Max

Jan £300
Feb £200
Mar £500
Apr £250
May £350
June £1075
Glad to see someone into 4 figures this month, well done!

cranford10

352 posts

119 months

Tuesday 4th June
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Put £5k in 2 months ago so this is my second draw. Nothing last month but £50 today so happy with that