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Lee Boyce

Reporter · GB

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Oct 1, 2026
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  1. Article · Oct 1, 2026 · Lee Boyce

    Lucky Premium Bonds £1m winner bought bond less than 100 days ago (opens the original)

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    A lucky saver has scooped the £1million Premium Bonds jackpot with a bond bought less than 100 days ago. The winner, from Somerset, bought the bond in July meaning this was only the second month of eligibility. They join an exclusive list of National Savings and Investments top tier prize winners who have had to wait less than 100 days to win big. The very quickest jackpot winners, as revealed in exclusive data for This is Money recently, waited just 59 days to scoop the £1million. This was a sa

  2. Article · Sep 10, 2026 · Lee Boyce

    I've been accidentally swept up in trading card mania, says LEE BOYCE (opens the original)

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    'Holy moly, did you really just pull that card from that pack?' That line from a staff member in a trading card shop recently confirmed my hunch. My seven-year-old daughter Brooke had just struck gold in the form of a piece of card measuring 2.5 inches by 3.5 inches. When we confirmed we had indeed pulled the card from the packet he was pointing to, he raced off and returned with a plastic protective sleeve. It was quite dramatic. He then carefully slid the card in silently to the sleeve, concen

  3. Article · Aug 20, 2026 · Lee Boyce

    LEE BOYCE: Are Premium Bonds now a no-brainer after bumper rate boost? (opens the original)

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    Are Premium Bonds a no-brainer now the rate has been boosted to 4.35 per cent from the next draw in September? For nearly 20 years, I have written about the savings product from National Savings and Investments – and typically, they attract a marmite reaction in the comment section from readers. Some of you adore them. The chance to win £50,000, £100,000 or even £1million tax-free, without ever losing your stake is a huge draw. Some of you have a stormy relationship with them, citing a lack of w

  4. Article · Aug 18, 2026 · Lee Boyce

    NS&I boosts Premium Bonds rate again to 4.35% meaning more prizes (opens the original)

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    National Savings and Investments has boosted the underlying rate on Premium Bonds to 4.35 per cent from the next draw, the highest rate for nearly two years. The odds of a bond winning a prize are also shortening to 21,000 to 1 from 22,000 to 1. It comes just months after NS&I boosted the rate from 3.3 per cent to 3.8 per cent. More than 22million people hold Premium Bonds and they are one of Britain's most popular savings products. We previously reported on how far below financing targets the T

  5. Article · Aug 8, 2026 · Lee Boyce

    How 22 savers scooped the £1M Premium Bonds top prize within 100 days (opens the original)

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    Each month, millions of Britons eagerly check Premium Bonds results in the faint hope they may have scooped a big prize. And August's draw was no different. On Monday, National Savings and Investments crowned two new millionaires, meaning, in total, more than 550 have won £1million since it brought in the top prize tier in 1994. In that draw, one of the newly minted millionaires – from Kent – won one of the two seven-figure sums with a bond bought only in February 2026. While that is a quick tur

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