Someone with £270 in Premium Bonds wins £100,000

A Premium Bonds winner got £100,000 with just £270 invested in the June 2026 draw.
The winner lives in Bromley, Greater London, and bought the winning bond in February 2020.
The £100,000 prize is the second biggest you can win with Premium Bonds.
Premium Bonds are a way to save money, and you can win prizes instead of getting interest.
You can have up to £50,000 in Premium Bonds, and each £1 bond has a 23,000 to one chance of winning.
The chance of winning will be 22,000 to one from July, and the prize fund rate is going up to 3.8%.
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Two people win £1million each month, and one of the June winners has £33,800 in Premium Bonds.
The other £1million winner has £42,425 in Premium Bonds, and the smallest prize is £25.
You might not win every month, and there are more small prizes than big ones.
If you win, NS&I will email or text you, and you can choose how to get your money.
You can check if you won using the NS&I tool or app, and over 24 million people have Premium Bonds.
NS&I is contacting families who missed out on savings after a loved one died.
NS&I failed to find some accounts when customers died, so savings and prizes were not paid.
Some families did not get their savings or prizes, or got them late, between 2008 and 2025.
NS&I owes £367,000 to 34,000 estates and is trying to fix the problem.