NS&I - GOV.UK
NS&I (National Savings and Investments), a state-owned savings bank in the UK, offers Premium Bonds and a range of other savings and investments, including Direct Saver. NS&I is a non-ministerial department.
www.gov.ukHere are the latest NS&I updates I could verify recently:
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NS&I has reported provisional Q3 2025–26 results and updated 2026–27 net financing targets on their corporate site, with figures for December 31, 2025 and a 2026–27 target of £15 billion. This reflects ongoing funding plans for the UK government’s savings programs [NS&I Corporate site: NS&I Provisional Q3 2025–26 Results and 2026–27 Net Financing Target].[2]
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In April 2026, NS&I reduced the prize fund rate for Premium Bonds to 3.30% and published odds of 23,000 to 1, with expected tax-free prize payments around £375 million in April 2026; this is the latest adjustment since mid-2025 [NS&I news brief: Premium Bonds rate change].[2]
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NS&I introduced new issues of fixed-term British Savings Bonds (GGB and GIB), offering lower interest rates for 1-, 2-, 3-, and 5-year terms as part of their ongoing product lineup refresh in 2026 [NS&I news: New Issues of fixed-term British Savings Bonds].[2]
For broader context and related coverage:
- UK government sources describe NS&I as a state-owned savings bank offering Premium Bonds and other savings products, with NS&I functioning as a non-ministerial department under the GOV.UK umbrella [NS&I - GOV.UK].[6]
If you’d like, I can pull more details on any specific item (e.g., exact rates, product terms, or regional availability) or summarize how these changes might affect savers in Dallas, TX.