NS&I declares Premium Bond winners for December; Check who won £1million

Two persons won the £1million Premium Bond in December. Premium Bonds are an investment instrument issued by NS&I (National Savings & Investment). However, this investment product is different from traditional instruments.

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The United Kingdom has got two new millionaires after the announcement of Premium Bond winners for December. One of the two persons, who has won £1 million, is from the Highlands and Islands. This person bought the winning bond in September 2020 and held £45,000 in Premium Bonds. Their winning bond number was 414XW486235.
The second winner, who also has bagged £1 million, belongs to Wandsworth. The second person's winning bond number was 159FZ477948. This winning bond was bought in August 2009. They hold £29,042 in Premium Bonds.
Premium Bonds are an investment instrument issued by NS&I (National Savings & Investment). However, it is different from other investment products. Premium Bonds do not offer interest to people but allow them to enter into a monthly prize draw in which people can win a hefty amount between £25 and £1 million tax-free. But it also means you may earn nothing if you do not win the prize draw. Currently, the odds of winning a bond every month are 24,000 to 1 for each £1 Bond people invest in.

UK train strikes: December and January 2023 dates, eight walkouts scheduled
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Rail passengers fear severe travel disruptions between Christmas and the New Year as workers undertake 48-hour strikes in December and January over jobs, pay, and conditions.

Rail passengers fear severe travel disruptions between Christmas and the New Year as workers undertake 48-hour strikes in December and January over jobs, pay, and conditions.
More than 40,000 Network Rail and 14 railway operating company staff will walk out for 48 hours.

More than 40,000 Network Rail and 14 railway operating company staff will walk out for 48 hours.
Industrial action will take place on 13, 14, 16 and 17 December and on 3, 4, 6 and 7 January.

Industrial action will take place on 13, 14, 16 and 17 December and on 3, 4, 6 and 7 January.
The RMT banned overtime for its members from 18 December to 2 January.

The RMT banned overtime for its members from 18 December to 2 January.
RMT stated of the next round of walkouts: "Despite our negotiators' efforts, it's evident the government is interfering with our attempts to negotiate a settlement."

RMT stated of the next round of walkouts: "Despite our negotiators' efforts, it's evident the government is interfering with our attempts to negotiate a settlement."
Mick Lynch, RMT general secretary, stated, "This latest round of strikes will show how important our members are to the running of this country and will send a clear message that we want a good deal on job security, pay and conditions for our people. He also added that the union was “sorry to inconvenience” the public this Christmas, but urged them to “direct your anger and frustration at the government and railway employers during this latest phase of action”.

Mick Lynch, RMT general secretary, stated, "This latest round of strikes will show how important our members are to the running of this country and will send a clear message that we want a good deal ..
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After similar walk-outs hurt British travellers during the summer and earlier this autumn, the repercussions of these strikes are well-established; industrial action from about 5,000 Network Train signallers will close half the rail network and reduce service on the rest.

After similar walk-outs hurt British travellers during the summer and earlier this autumn, the repercussions of these strikes are well-established; industrial action from about 5,000 Network Train si..
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Non-union members and management will allow a 7.30am-6.30pm service on half the rail network.

Non-union members and management will allow a 7.30am-6.30pm service on half the rail network.
Network Rail's top negotiator said, "No one can deny the precarious financial hole in which the railway finds itself. Striking makes that hole bigger and the task of finding a resolution ever more difficult." Strikes make the hole wider and resolution harder. Only through non-job-losing change can savings be transformed into an enhanced offer. We've made progress in the last two weeks, but no breakthrough yet.

Network Rail's top negotiator said, "No one can deny the precarious financial hole in which the railway finds itself. Striking makes that hole bigger and the task of finding a resolution ever more di..
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Nonetheless, NS&I offers people an opportunity to take back their money from bonds. In the Premium Bond, people can invest £25 to £50,000. According to NS&I, over two million Premium Bonds worth £79.4 million are yet to be claimed. One can use the nsandi.com prize checker tool and app to check the list of winners.


FAQs:

  1. How many people did win the £1-million Premium Bond in December?
    Two persons became the £1-million Premium Bond winners in December.
  2. Which body issues Premium Bonds?
    National Savings & Investment issues Premium Bonds.
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