Premium Bonds: April's winners are announced

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Premium Bonds: April's winners announced
Premium Bonds: April's winners announced



Lady Luck has certainly been in play this month when it comes to Premium Bonds jackpot winners.

Both of April's millionaire winners are women, one from Devon and the other from Mid Scotland and Fife.

Devon's winner has £21,008 invested in Premium Bonds and she bought the winning bond, number 156TA530227, in June 2009.

The lucky lady from Mid Scotland and Fife had £29,998 invested in Premium Bonds and she bought the winning bond, number 148NB758264, back in December 2008.

Value of prize

Number of prizes

£1,000,000

2

£100,000

6

£50,000

10

£25,000

22

£10,000

56

£5,000

111

£1,000

1,360

£500

4,080

£100

18,653

£50

18,653

£25

2,283,912

Total prize fund value:
68,060,750

Total number of prizes:
2,326,865

Information provided by NS&I

This isn't the first time a Premium Bonds millionaire has been crowned in Devon, in fact it's the 11th time.

Meanwhile this is only the second win in Mid Scotland and Fife in over 10 years.

However this isn't the only good news coming to Devon, the county is also home to another big winner who is yet to claim their £25,000 winnings from the May 2014 draw.

The prize was won from just a £20 Premium Bonds holding and the winning bond number was 5EP562961.

For the April 2016 prize draw ERNIE paid out over 2.3 million prizes of more than £68 million in value.

This makes the grand total of prizes since the first draw in June 1957 to 340 million and the value of those prizes to £16.5 billion.

If you're worried about missing out on a unclaimed Premium Bonds prize then remove the stress by registering to have any prizes paid directly into your bank account.

Don't worry it won't just happily sit there until you take the time to check your finances, you'll also get an email notifying you of your win.

There are currently 1.2 million unclaimed Premium Bond prizes around the UK totalling more than £51.9 million, so it's definitely worth checking if you've missed out on a big win!

You can also head to the NS&I website to check whether you've won on your Bonds here.

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