Why Bonus Bonds?
Whatever your financial goals may be, Bonus Bonds can help you achieve them. From diversifying your investments to helping kids learn about saving money, Bonus Bonds are a great way to save and invest.
All kinds of people and organisations buy Bonus Bonds. Here are just a few of the reasons why.
Investors
Bonus Bonds are an effective option as part of a diversified investment portfolio. With monthly prize draws, they offer the opportunity to achieve enhanced investment returns. And because they can be cashed in at any time, Bonus Bonds also offer investors good liquidity.
Savers
Bonus Bonds are a versatile option if you're looking to get the best from your savings.
- You can set up a recurring payment online via MyBonusBonds so they're ideal for starting a regular savings plan.
- If you have a lump sum you want to keep somewhere, Bonus Bonds offer the potential to earn more than most savings accounts because you get chances to win a share of thousands of cash prizes each month, and you can cash them in whenever you need to.
- If you're an individual, family or group saving for a specific goal, Bonus Bonds could help you reach it - possibly sooner than you may have thought.
Children
Bonus Bonds are a great way to help kids learn good savings habits. And with the excitement of monthly prize draws, they're a much more fun way for kids to save.
Gift-givers
Whoever you're buying for, Bonus Bonds make the perfect gift. They combine the thrill of being in to win $1 MILLION every month with the certainty of knowing that Bonus Bonds never expire - and can be cashed in at any time.
Clubs, societies and trusts
Bonus Bonds are a straightforward and effective way to manage club, society and trust funds. They also offer chances to win cash and boost funds - which could make a big difference to your club or society's future.
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Common questions
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