UK anons, I'm sick of the shitty interest rates of savings accounts at the moment so I'm going to put a grand in a premium bonds account.
Anyone else bought some bonds?
How much did you put in?
How much have you made from it?
UK anons, I'm sick of the shitty interest rates of savings accounts at the moment so I'm going to put a grand in a premium bonds account.
Anyone else bought some bonds?
How much did you put in?
How much have you made from it?
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Did you DYOR? The chance of making decent money with premium bonds is slim
I had £200 in premium bonds from the day I was born. I'm 24, and I withdrew £200 last month when my mum found the sheet in her filing cabinet.
Absolute waste of time.
I figured if I don't get any thing I'll still have the money. I would have only made like £15 interest after a year
I wouldn't leave it in that long tbf.
£200 in 1994 is a loss of around £150
>A grand
You've obviously not looked hard enough.
Nationwide does 5% for a year on up to £2500, pays monthly too so you can compound. Can open single and a joint.
TSB does 5% on up to £1500
Instant access too, money isn't locked away.
I would only buy bonds as an index/ETF so they can be disposed of if needed. QE in the UK bought trillions of Gov Bonds, which are yet to be sold off
Currently have about 34k in premium bonds, gf has about 15k in bonds too. We were using other means of investing for a while but we chased out as things were getting risky. We have decided bonds are the way forward for a year.
I've currently made about £150 in three months. May have made more in other accounts but there is a slim chance of something bigger too. Im there for that really.
Interesting cheers, my only concern with opening loads of savings accounts is being rammed up the arse by HMRC
>yer mum didn't give you a bitcoin wallet for your 10th birthday
not gonna make it