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Biggest jump in Premium Bond prizes for years... and 4.35% rate could soon be hiked again! SYLVIA MORRIS

Earlier this month, I predicted that the Government-owned bank would have no choice but to boost its Premium Bond prize rate.

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Biggest jump in Premium Bond prizes for years... and 4.35% rate could soon be hiked again! SYLVIA MORRIS
Earlier this month, I predicted that the Government-owned bank would have no choice but to boost its Premium Bond prize rate.
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