The winning numbers for June’s premium bond draw have been announced with two more people scooping the £1m top prize.
More than five million people will receive cash prizes this month, ranging from £1m to £25, after the latest set of numbers were selected at random as part of the premium bond scheme.
The Government’s National Savings and Investments (NS&I), which runs the scheme, bills premium bonds as a “fun way to save” with all prizes tax-free if your number comes up.
But if you choose to invest your money this way, it is important to remember returns are not guaranteed. The odds of winning anything are 22,000 to one for each £1 bond entered into the draw.
What were the winning premium bonds numbers for June 2025?
Two bondholders won the top prize of £1m this month and thousands more won prizes ranging from £100,000 to £25.
For June 2025, the premium bondholders who can celebrate winning the £1m prize are:
103FE583469 from Stockport, Greater Manchester 352AC359547 from Edinburgh, ScotlandThere were 79 bondholders who pocketed the £100,000 prize, 158 who won £50,000 each and 316 who gained £25,000.
At the other end of the prize scale, 1,847,601 bondholders received £100, 1,847,601 received £50, and 2,190,832 won £25.
There were 5,955,338 cash prizes in total, a slight increase on May, with a total prize fund of value £414,888,450.
More than five million cash prizes were available this month (Photo: Peter Dazeley/Getty)To check if you have won this month, bondholders should go to the NS&I website and enter their bond numbers into the prize checker here to see if they have been selected for a prize.
If you have the NSI app, which can be downloaded for free at the Apple App Store or Google Play for Android, you can also check your number there.
Alternatively, holders can ask Alexa if they’ve been lucky in the prize draw using the premium bonds prize checker “Alexa skill” at Amazon. Enable the skill, and you can check for prizes, find out when the next results are available and if there are any unclaimed prizes.
Holders will need their unique number to check on bonds. This number can be found on the bond record or by logging into their account on the NS&I website. It will have either nine or 10 digits or an eight-digit number with a letter at the end.
There is no time limit on claiming prizes – you can claim as far back as the original 1957 draw.
However, to reduce the potential for unclaimed prizes, premium bondholders can opt to have them paid directly into their bank account or automatically reinvested into more bonds. NS&I says almost nine in 10 prizes are now paid this way; more details are available here.
What are the chances of winning?
For every £1 bond in the monthly prize draw, the odds of winning are 22,000 to one, according to the NS&I.
In April, the annual prize fund rate dropped from 4 per cent (variable) to 3.8 per cent.
According to the website Money Saving Expert, it means the odds of winning at least the minimum prize of £25 in one month are now one in 880 per £25 bond held.
The odds of winning the £100,000 prize are one in 66,722,130.
And the odds of winning the top prize of £1m are a mere one in 2,602,163,211.
On the plus side, all prizes are tax-free.
The first premium bonds number generator – Ernie – on display at the Science Museum (Photo: Cate Gillon/Getty)Premium bonds are a type of investment but investors do not earn interest on their money. Instead, there is an annual prize fund rate.
This rate funds a monthly draw for tax-free prizes. From April this year, it dropped by 0.2 per cent to 3.8 per cent.
The prize fund rate and number of prizes in each cash prize value category are variable, so they can change at any time.
Each month, the Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment (Ernie) selects the winning prize numbers. Every £1 bond entered into the draw has the same odds of winning, so the more bonds you purchase, the more chances you have.
The minimum investment you can make in premium bonds is £25, and the maximum is £50,000.
How do I buy premium bonds?
There are a number of ways to purchase premium bonds, you can do so:
Online: go to the website here, with your debit card details ready. Over the phone: call free on 08085 007 007, with your debit card details ready. If you are buying for someone else’s child, you cannot do so over the phone. 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. By bank transfer or standing order: if you, or a child you are buying for, already have some premium bonds, you can purchase more via bank transfer (including standing order). Read More Details
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