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Pedro Gonçalves is a finance reporter with experience covering investment, banks, fintech and wealth management. He has previously worked for Yahoo Finance UK, Investment Week, and national news publications in Portugal.

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HSBC, NatWest, Nationwide and Halifax hike costs as Bank of England warns of Iran war Original

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By Pedro Goncalves Verified
| Yahoo Finance UK Verified
Most major lenders increased borrowing costs this week as the Bank of England warned that the US-Israel war on Iran could end up increasing monthly mortgage payments for more than one million UK households. The average rate for a two-year fixed mortgage came in at 5.61% this week, higher than last week's 5.23%, according to data from Uswitch. The average five-year fixed deal came in at 5.63%, up from 5.32% previously.
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Why it's harder to win a cash prize in the premium bonds draw

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By Pedro Goncalves Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
National Savings and Investments (NS&I) has cut the premium bonds prize rate from 3.6% to 3.3% in its April 2026 draw, the latest reduction to returns on the government-backed savings product. The Treasury-backed bank has also lengthened the odds of each £1 bond winning a prize to 23,000 to 1, from the previous 22,000 to 1. The prize fund rate on the popular savings product was last changed in August 2025, while the odds were last adjusted in December 2024.
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Were you a winner in the April 2026 premium bonds draw? Original

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By Pedro Goncalves Verified
| Yahoo Finance UK Verified
Were you one of the winners in National Savings and Investments (NS&I) premium bonds April draw? Once again, two lucky players won £1m each this month. The first winning bond number, 511HH360429, is held by someone from Hampshire & The Isle of Wight. The winner has £50,000 in premium bonds and purchased their winning bond in August 2022. The second winning bond number, 519FV988513, was drawn for a new millionaire based in Surrey.
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