LONDON, November 2, 2026 — Two Premium Bonds holders from Shropshire and Outer London have reportedly won £1 million each in the November 2026 National Savings and Investments (NS&I) draw, bringing a combined £2 million in tax-free jackpot prizes to the two regions.
According to the Somerset County Gazette, the reported winning bond numbers are 652GW962089 and 175WW854599. The details await confirmation against NS&I’s official November winners list.
Millions of UK savers can check their results from Tuesday, November 3, when NS&I’s customer prize checker is scheduled to update. The November draw is expected to distribute approximately 6.56 million prizes worth nearly £500 million.

November 2026 Premium Bonds £1 Million Winners
The first reported jackpot winner is from Shropshire, with bond number 652GW962089. The holder has £50,000 invested, the maximum permitted Premium Bonds holding.
The winning bond was reportedly part of a £48,990 purchase. However, the source report lists an impossible November 2028 purchase date, which remains unverified.
The second reported winner is from Outer London, holding bond number 175WW854599. The holder has £30,000 invested, with the winning bond reportedly purchased as part of a £5,000 investment in December 2010.
| Details | Shropshire | Outer London |
|---|---|---|
| Prize | £1 million | £1 million |
| Winning bond | 652GW962089 | 175WW854599 |
| Total holdings | £50,000 | £30,000 |
| Reported purchase amount | £48,990 | £5,000 |
November 2026 Premium Bonds Prize Breakdown
NS&I estimates 6,564,673 prizes worth £499,735,600 for November. The projected distribution includes:
- £1 million: 2 prizes
- £100,000: 96 prizes
- £50,000: 192 prizes
- £25,000: 383 prizes
- £10,000: 960 prizes
- £5,000: 1,920 prizes
- £1,000: 19,988 prizes
- £500: 59,964 prizes
- £100: 2,377,614 prizes
- £50: 2,377,614 prizes
- £25: 1,725,940 prizes
These are estimated figures rather than confirmed final totals. Most winners receive smaller prizes, although every eligible £1 bond has an equal chance of being selected.
NS&I November Results: How to Check Your Bonds

The November jackpot announcement falls on Monday, November 2, while the wider customer results are scheduled for Tuesday, November 3.
Bondholders can use the official NS&I Premium Bonds prize checker by entering their holder’s number.
The NS&I app also allows customers to check winnings using their holder’s number or NS&I number. Older unclaimed prizes can be checked through the same service.
Premium Bonds Prize Rate and Winning Odds
The annual prize fund rate is 4.35%, with monthly odds of approximately 21,000 to one for each eligible £1 bond.
Premium Bonds do not pay guaranteed interest. Instead, customers have the opportunity to win tax-free prizes ranging from £25 to £1 million.
The minimum investment is £25, while the maximum is £50,000 per person. The September 2026 Premium Bonds rate changes provide further background on the current odds and prize fund.
How Winners Receive Their Prize Money
Most winners can receive payments directly into a nominated bank account, reinvest eligible prizes or request a cheque.
Bank payments normally arrive by the seventh working day of the month. Winners of £25,000, £50,000 or £100,000 must complete a claim form, while £1 million winners are contacted personally by NS&I’s Agent Million.
Unclaimed Prizes and Previous Jackpot Winners
NS&I’s October records showed approximately 2.88 million unclaimed prizes older than 18 months, worth more than £129 million. Premium Bonds prizes do not expire.
Even small holdings can produce substantial winnings. NS&I has previously reported a £1 million jackpot won by a London holder with just £17 invested.
The July 2026 Premium Bonds results offer another example of how jackpot winners can have different investment amounts.
Premium Bonds Mark 70 Years
November 2026 marks 70 years since Premium Bonds first went on sale in 1956. The first draw followed in June 1957, while the £1 million jackpot was introduced in 1994.
For current holders, the immediate priority is checking the November 3 results and ensuring their contact and payment details are up to date.















