premium bonds.
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Re: premium bonds.
I wish.Dodgy69 wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 8:21 amKungFooBob wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 7:58 am Nowt.
I'm gonna pull ten grand out and stick it somewhere else.
Panigale...
I think I might upgrade my council spec joint Santander account to an Edge account, the cashback should cover the fees... But the wife and I will then be able to open an Edge saver account each which is offering 7% for a year on amounts up to 4k.
So 8k out of PBs and into two Edge savers at 7% for 12 months.
Works out about £560 in interest if I've done my sums right, which is £500 more than my PBs paid last year.
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Re: premium bonds.
£560 interest will probably attract Tax, depending on how much of a baller you are. You get between a grand and nothing in 'free' interest, depending on your earnings.
TBF it'd be, what...40% of £60 though?
TBF it'd be, what...40% of £60 though?
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Re: premium bonds.
Well half will be in my name and half in hers... There's another 20k in a bond that matures soon, I might look at putting some of that in a cash ISA to get round the tax thing.
We're both in the higher rate income tax bracket, but I thought you still got about £1200 allowance before you paid tax on savings?
We're both in the higher rate income tax bracket, but I thought you still got about £1200 allowance before you paid tax on savings?
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Re: premium bonds.
Ah right OK, so £560 total - yeah you should be fine then, assuming you're not making interest elsewhere too.
AIUI you get a grand on interest before paying tax, £500 if you're a 40% payer and nothing if you're a 45% payer. You would have used up all of your personal allowance on your basic salary.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-tax-free-interest-on-savings
AIUI you get a grand on interest before paying tax, £500 if you're a 40% payer and nothing if you're a 45% payer. You would have used up all of your personal allowance on your basic salary.
https://www.gov.uk/apply-tax-free-interest-on-savings
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Re: premium bonds.
FFS, I officially changed my address, phone number and name with the NS&I - went to log in, just in case, you know! I've still got to bloody phone them (on a French phone) to be able to change my phone number to the French one so I can log into the site!!
I know I won't have won anything as there's very very little in there, especially in comparison to most of you guys!! But I just want to see.
And, if I did by any slim chance win anything in the last 8 years, I need to know if they sent a cheque or reinvested it!!
Still know I won't have won anything, but I can dream!! LOL
I know I won't have won anything as there's very very little in there, especially in comparison to most of you guys!! But I just want to see.
And, if I did by any slim chance win anything in the last 8 years, I need to know if they sent a cheque or reinvested it!!
Still know I won't have won anything, but I can dream!! LOL
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Re: premium bonds.
Have you got a UK bank/building society account?Noggin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:43 pm FFS, I officially changed my address, phone number and name with the NS&I - went to log in, just in case, you know! I've still got to bloody phone them (on a French phone) to be able to change my phone number to the French one so I can log into the site!!
I know I won't have won anything as there's very very little in there, especially in comparison to most of you guys!! But I just want to see.
And, if I did by any slim chance win anything in the last 8 years, I need to know if they sent a cheque or reinvested it!!
Still know I won't have won anything, but I can dream!! LOL
Their security does make Fort Knox look a bit feeble. It looks like it's been designed by a committee that employed as many IT security consultants as there were people on the committee.
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Re: premium bonds.
Nothing Uk bank wise. I get why I have to phone but had sort of wildly hoped that they'd make access relatively easy once they had all the documents!! LOLCount Steer wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:49 pmHave you got a UK bank/building society account?Noggin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:43 pm FFS, I officially changed my address, phone number and name with the NS&I - went to log in, just in case, you know! I've still got to bloody phone them (on a French phone) to be able to change my phone number to the French one so I can log into the site!!
I know I won't have won anything as there's very very little in there, especially in comparison to most of you guys!! But I just want to see.
And, if I did by any slim chance win anything in the last 8 years, I need to know if they sent a cheque or reinvested it!!
Still know I won't have won anything, but I can dream!! LOL
Their security does make Fort Knox look a bit feeble. It looks like it's been designed by a committee that employed as many IT security consultants as there were people on the committee.
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Re: premium bonds.
Ah. There could be complications. According to the NS&I people:Noggin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 7:27 pmNothing Uk bank wise. I get why I have to phone but had sort of wildly hoped that they'd make access relatively easy once they had all the documents!! LOLCount Steer wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:49 pmHave you got a UK bank/building society account?Noggin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:43 pm FFS, I officially changed my address, phone number and name with the NS&I - went to log in, just in case, you know! I've still got to bloody phone them (on a French phone) to be able to change my phone number to the French one so I can log into the site!!
I know I won't have won anything as there's very very little in there, especially in comparison to most of you guys!! But I just want to see.
And, if I did by any slim chance win anything in the last 8 years, I need to know if they sent a cheque or reinvested it!!
Still know I won't have won anything, but I can dream!! LOL
Their security does make Fort Knox look a bit feeble. It looks like it's been designed by a committee that employed as many IT security consultants as there were people on the committee.
Can I have a Premium Bonds account if I live abroad? If you live abroad but still hold a UK bank or building society account in your name then you can have a Premium Bonds account.
I guess they only pay direct into UK banks now (although they could reinvest them but at some point they'd have to transfer money out to the holder).
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Re: premium bonds.
£100
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Re: premium bonds.
I'm pretty sure I haven't won anything!! LOLCount Steer wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 7:47 pmAh. There could be complications. According to the NS&I people:Noggin wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 7:27 pmNothing Uk bank wise. I get why I have to phone but had sort of wildly hoped that they'd make access relatively easy once they had all the documents!! LOLCount Steer wrote: ↑Wed Jan 03, 2024 6:49 pm
Have you got a UK bank/building society account?
Their security does make Fort Knox look a bit feeble. It looks like it's been designed by a committee that employed as many IT security consultants as there were people on the committee.
Can I have a Premium Bonds account if I live abroad? If you live abroad but still hold a UK bank or building society account in your name then you can have a Premium Bonds account.
I guess they only pay direct into UK banks now (although they could reinvest them but at some point they'd have to transfer money out to the holder).
However, I do have a bank account that has a UK IBAN so pretty sure they can pay into that?
Last time I read up they said people living out of the UK can have Premium Bonds - if they won't pay into a UK IBAN that isn't in the UK physically that's a bit shit as most UK passport holders that are EU residents (or at least, French residents) are having their UK bank accounts shut down.
I'm pretty sure that I can't open a UK based bank account with a French address, and I can't use a UK address (legally) cos I don't have UK residency.
Sooooooo - here's hoping that, on the off chance I've won anything, they'll pay it into Revolut!!
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Re: premium bonds.
£50 which is good going considering I've only got £100 in bonds.
I drew all the rest of my money out March 2021 to buy another car which not surprisingly was the last time I won anything.
So I've got 2027 to look forward to
I drew all the rest of my money out March 2021 to buy another car which not surprisingly was the last time I won anything.
So I've got 2027 to look forward to
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Re: premium bonds.
What's that....twelve thousand percent APR, roughly?
Stick that in your 7% Santander Edge pipe and smoke it Bob.
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