Frist:
871778
Second:
249962 499322 448780
Prize Bonds is gold investment and are bearer type of security available in the denominations of Rs.200, Rs.750, Rs.1,500, Rs.7,500, Rs.15,000,Rs.25000 and Rs.40,000. These Prize bond are issued in series. Each series consist of one less than 1,000,000 bonds. No fixed return is paid but prize draws are held on quarterly basis. The draws are held under common draw method and the number of prizes are same for each series. It means that if 50 series of Rs.200 Prize Bond are in circulation. Then on each draw we have 50 winners of 1st prize and 150 winners of 2nd Prize and so on. Prize Bond Scheme is the only lawful source for poor and middle class people investment opportunities to become rich overnight and making their dreams come true Prize bond offers investment options and it is far better then forex investment but this scheme has been ignored awfully, Recently, profit rates on five saving schemes namely Defense Saving Schemes - DSS, Regular Income Certificates - RIC, Behbood Saving Certificates - BSC, Savings Accounts - SA and Special Saving Certificates - SSC have been increased by 8 to 50 basis points but Prize Bond Scheme was not given consideration at all. Tragically, the increase of profit rates on these mentioned schemes will not lessen dues burden of Rs. 150 billion or more on account of Defense Saving Certificates maturing in the near future. Prize Bond Scheme is the only rescuer in this regard, provided and they are like baby formula.
The National Savings Division held the Rs1500 Prize Bond Draw No. 99 today, 15 August 2024, in Multan. The first prize of PKR 3,000,000 was awarded to bond number 439845. Additionally, three winners secured the second prize of PKR 1,000,000 each, with the winning numbers being 394976, 498391, and 555206. As is customary, many participants are eagerly anticipating the full list of smaller prize winners. In total, 1696 winners will each receive PKR 18,500. Check other winning numbers here. Prize bonds in Pakistan Prize bonds are a widely favored financial instrument in Pakistan, issued by the National Savings Division. Unlike traditional investment options, prize bonds do not yield interest. Instead, they offer holders the opportunity to win significant cash prizes through quarterly draws. These bonds are fully backed by the government, and the draws are conducted under the strict supervision of the State Bank of Pakistan. By purchasing these bonds, participants effectively lend money to the government with the hope that their bond numbers will be selected in the prize draws. This system not only gives individuals a chance to win substantial rewards but also plays a vital role in bolstering the nation’s financial resources.