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Premium Bonds winners announced for October - check if you've won £1million (opens the original)
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The NS&I Premium Bonds prize winners for October have been announced, including two new lucky millionaires. Premium Bonds are a savings account offered by National Savings & Investments (NS&I), one of the largest savings institutions in the UK, backed by the Treasury. The accounts don’t earn interest traditionally and consistently. Instead, each bond is entered into a monthly, randomly generated prize draw, with NS&I's Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment (ERNIE) generating the winning n
Premium Bonds prize winners announced for October - check if you've won £1million - AOL (opens the original)
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The NS&I Premium Bonds prize winners for October have been announced, including two new lucky millionaires. Premium Bonds are a savings account offered by National Savings & Investments (NS&I), one of the largest savings institutions in the UK, backed by the Treasury. The accounts don't earn interest traditionally and consistently. Instead, each bond is entered into a monthly, randomly generated prize draw, with NS&I's Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment (ERNIE) generating the winning n
'Check if you're due a cut of £126m savings pot - trace your missing cash now' (opens the original)
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There’s a very good chance you’re not sitting on a winning Premium Bond. There’s also a chance that you are. I spoke to NS&I this week, who told me that nearly 2.9 million prizes, worth a staggering £126,787,100, are currently waiting to be claimed. For those unacquainted with Premium Bonds, they are a savings account run by the Government-backed National Savings and Investments (NS&I). Rather than earning interest, each £1 bond is entered into a monthly prize draw, with tax-free winnings rangin
Households warned energy bills set for biggest rise in four years (opens the original)
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Energy bills are forecast to soar by as much as 16% in January, delivering a new cost-of-living blow. The increase, predicted by the consultancy Cornwall Insight, would hit millions of households on standard variable tariffs and mark the biggest rise in bills in four years. The 16% increase would see Ofgem's energy price cap reach £1,999 a year for a typical dual-fuel household in January 2027, up £276. Craig Lowrey, principal consultant at Cornwall Insight, said the forecasted rise will come at
UK mortgage approvals fall to lowest since end of 2023 as living costs bite - AOL (opens the original)
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The number of mortgage approvals made to home buyers has slipped to its lowest level since the end of 2023, figures show, as elevated borrowing and living costs weighed on housing demand. Some 54,900 mortgages were approved for a house purchase in August, decreasing from 55,900 in July, according to the Bank of England's latest money and credit data. It means UK mortgage approvals, which are seen as an indicator of future borrowing, were at their lowest since December 2023, and below the average
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