Premium Bonds checker: two UK winners land £1 million in NS&I November 2025 draw - have I won and how to check
This month’s Premium Bonds draw has delivered thousands of rewards to lucky savers across the UK 🎉
- Two savers win £1 million each in November 2025 Premium Bonds draw
- The winners are from Norwich (£35,000 in bonds) and Cornwall (£20,000)
- Premium Bonds don’t earn interest but enter holders into tax-free prize draws
- 16,379 high-value prizes were awarded this month, including 77 prizes of £100,000
- NS&I-backed ERNIE randomly selects winners, while your money remains completely safe
Two lucky savers are celebrating after each scooping £1 million in the December 2025 Premium Bonds prize draw.
Run by National Savings & Investments (NS&I), Premium Bonds offer a different approach to saving.
Instead of earning interest, each £1 bond is automatically entered into a monthly prize draw, with tax-free prizes ranging from £25 to the £1 million jackpot.
While returns aren’t guaranteed, your capital is completely safe. Savers can invest from just £25 up to £50,000, either online via the NS&I website or by post with a form and cheque.
Winners are picked at random by ERNIE (Electronic Random Number Indicator Equipment), which has been selecting numbers since 1957.
Fully backed by the UK Government, Premium Bonds combine the security of a guaranteed investment with the excitement of a potential life-changing win.
Who are the big winners this month?
This month’s first £1 million winner is from Norwich and holds £35,000 in Premium Bonds. Their winning bond, 591RD417238, was purchased just over a year ago in August 2024.
The second jackpot winner, from Cornwall, also has £20,000 in holdings. Their winning bond, 615WP633178, was bought even more recently in February 2025.
While the million-pound prizes grab the headlines, 77 people won £100,000 each in December’s draw, with NS&I awarding 16,379 “high value” prizes in total.
The full list of winners can be found on NS&I’s website. To see if your Premium Bonds have won a prize, use their official prize checker.