PREMIUM bond winners in Warwickshire are among the luckiest in the UK.
They have seen an average return of £2,491 for every £100 invested since September last year.
While on average, Warwickshire’s winning bonds were held for 6.4 years before paying out – two per cent longer than the UK average (6.3 years).
The findings come from Turvallinen Kasino, who analysed National Savings and Investments data from September 2024 to August 2025. The study looked at the average winnings across each region per £100 invested, and the average time it took for bonds in each area to pay out.
Based on the findings, Warwickshire’s winners were the luckiest over the last year, making an average of £2,491 for every £100 they invested – nearly 25 times their initial investment. This is a staggering 366 per cent higher than the average return seen by all winners across the UK, which was found to be £534 for every £100.
Second was Merseyside, with winners making an average of £2,211 for every £100.
South West Wales, which includes areas like Pembrokeshire, was the third-highest with £2,062 won for every £100 Premium Bonds investment. This is 286 per cent higher than the national average.
Next was North East Scotland, including Aberdeenshire, where winners saw a high average return of £1,747 for every £100 – still surpassing the £1,500 mark – followed by Staffordshire, where residents made £1,406 for every £100.
Also among the 10 luckiest areas for Premium Bond winners over the last year were Ealing (returns of £1,089 per £100), South Scotland (£1,037 per £100), Durham (£1,013), Coventry (£959), and Bridgend and Neath Port Talbot (£934 per £100).
