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    When are Premium Bonds drawn? Full list of dates for 2026

    January 2, 2026


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    Every month, two lucky people become instant millionaires when premium bonds are drawn – and plenty more receive a welcome boost to their bank accounts when they win smaller prizes.

    But what are premium bonds and when are they drawn? From the key dates to how to boost your chances, here’s what you need to know.

    Premium Bonds are essentially savings accounts but, instead of receiving regular interest payments, bondholders with £25 or more are entered into a monthly prize draw for a tax-free sum.

    There are two £1 million winners each month and other prizes range from £25 to £100,000. According to the NS&I website, the odds of winning are 22,000 to one.

    When are Premium Bonds drawn?

    Premium Bonds prize winners are randomly picked out on the first working day of each month. Results are announced the following day.

    Full list of Premium Bonds draw dates for 2026



    • January: Friday 3rd
    • February: Tuesday 3rd
    • March: Tuesday 3rd
    • April: Wednesday 1st
    • May: Friday 1st
    • June: Monday 1st
    • July: Wednesday 1st
    • August: Monday 3rd
    • September: Tuesday 1st
    • October: Thursday 1st
    • November: Monday 2nd
    • December: Tuesday 1st

    How to check if you have won

    Simply visit the online prize checker and enter your holder’s number to see if you’ve won. If you’ve not checked in for a while, you’ll also be able to see if there are any wins you’ve missed.

    How to boost your chances of winning in the premium bonds draw

    Every £1 bond has the same chance of winning – so the only way to boost your chances is to have more money in them.

    The maximum amount one person is allowed to have is £50,000 worth.



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