Two lucky bond holders have scooped the top prize of £1 million, while thousands more have won cash sums ranging from £100,000 to £25.
However, holders have to keep in mind that the odds of winning are 22,000 to 1 for every £1 bond in the monthly prize draw.
What were the winning premium bonds numbers for February 2025?
This month the winning numbers for the biggest prize funds were:
150EN423722 from Kirklees winning £1 million 513EP525664 from Sheffield winning £1 millionAt the other end of the scale, 1,975,786 received £100, 1,975,786 got £50 and 1,792,894 won £25.
Premium bonds are a way of investing money which doesn’t earn interest but instead has an annual prize fund rate which funds a monthly prize draw (Photo: Peter Dazeley/Getty Images)
To check if your bond number or numbers have proved lucky this time, holders can go to the NS&I website and use the prize checker here, entering their bond numbers.
Holders can also find out whether they’ve been lucky in the prize draw by asking Alexa, using the Premium Bonds prize checker Alexa skill at Amazon.
To check on bonds, holders will need their unique number, found on the bond record or by logging into their account on the NS&I website.
There is no time limit on claiming prizes, so holders can claim as far back as the original 1957 draw.
NS&I says that almost nine in 10 prizes are now paid this way, more details are available here.
What are the chances of winning?
And the chances of winning are now 22,000 to 1 for every £1 bond in the monthly prize draw.
While the odds of winning £1 million per £25 of bonds in one month is one in 2,574,545,250.
How do premium bonds work and how can I buy them?
The prize fund rate and number of prizes in each cash prize value are variable, so can change at any time.
Every £1 bond entered into the prize draw has the same odds of winning, so the more bonds you purchase, the more chances you have of winning.
To purchase them, you can:
Buy online – got to the website here and with your debit card details ready. Buy over the phone – call free on 08085 007 007 to purchase, with your debit card details ready. If you are buying bonds for someone else’s child, you cannot buy them by phone. Buy by post – print and complete an application form from here. Send it to NS&I, Sunderland SR43 2SB with a cheque payable to NS&I. Buy by bank transfer or standing order – if you or a child you are buying for already have some premium bonds, you can buy more via bank transfer (including standing order) Read More Details
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