NS&I confirms two lucky savers from Stockport and Edinburgh have each won £1 million in June

National Savings and Investment (NS&I) has announced the latest winners of June 2025’s Premium Bonds prize draw, with two fortunate savers each taking home the top jackpot of £1 million. Unlike traditional savings accounts, Premium Bonds offer no interest; instead, bondholders are entered into a monthly prize draw to win cash prizes, ranging from £25 up to the grand prize of £1 million.

This month’s lucky millionaires hail from Stockport and Edinburgh. The first winner from Stockport holds bond number 408VD714629. This individual purchased the winning bond in November 2005, which had a value of £5,000, as part of a larger holding totalling £50,000. The second millionaire from Edinburgh owns bond number 352AC359547, acquired in February 2019, also valued at £5,000 within an overall holding of £50,000.

Premium Bonds are a popular UK savings product because they combine the security of a government-backed investment with the excitement of a prize draw. Other significant cash prizes were also awarded in June, including 82 prizes of £100,000, 163 of £50,000, and hundreds more of varying amounts down to £25.

Here is a full breakdown of the June 2025 Premium Bonds winners:

• £1 million — 2 winners
  
• £100,000 — 82 winners
  
• £50,000 — 163 winners
  
• £25,000 — 328 winners
  
• £10,000 — 818 winners
  
• £5,000 — 1,636 winners
  
• £1,000 — 17,163 winners
  
• £500 — 51,489 winners
  
• £100 — 1,987,844 winners
  
• £50 — 1,987,844 winners
  
• £25 — 1,803,871 winners
  

For those who hold Premium Bonds and want to check if they’ve won a prize, NS&I offers an easy-to-use online prize checker via its website and mobile app. Users simply need their bondholder’s number, which can be found on their bond record or any NS&I communications.

It is worth noting that Premium Bonds prizes are tax-free, so winners keep their winnings without having to pay income tax on their prizes. However, savers should still be mindful of tax rules on other savings interest.

Since their introduction in 1956, Premium Bonds have remained a popular savings choice for millions of Britons. The chance to win large, tax-free sums alongside the safety of a government-backed scheme appeals to many, especially during times when traditional interest rates are low.

NS&I encourages all bondholders to regularly check their numbers and stay updated on prize draws, which take place monthly. The organisation also reminds customers to keep their contact details current to ensure prize notifications are received promptly.

Whether a small prize or the elusive jackpot, Premium Bonds continue to offer excitement and the possibility of life-changing wins for savers across the UK.