100 prize bond list

100 Prize Bond Information with List:

1. Recent Draw:
   • You can find the results of this draw, including the winning numbers for the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd prizes, on the official website of the National Savings Directorate of Pakistan.
2. General Information:
   • 100 prize bonds are government-backed lottery instruments issued by the National Savings Directorate of Pakistan.
   • They offer the chance to win various prizes, including a substantial jackpot, for a relatively small investment of Rs. 100.
   • Draws are held periodically, and the specific dates and locations are announced beforehand.
3. Important Points:
   • Prize bond lists are publicly available, and national prize bonds are bearer instruments.
   • If you believe you hold a winning bond, you can verify its validity by visiting a designated agent of the National Savings Directorate or by checking the official results on their website.
   • Remember that prize bonds involve an element of risk, and there is no guarantee of winning any prize.
4. Additional Resources:
   • National Savings Directorate website: https://savings.gov.pk/latest/results.php
   • Latest draw results (February 15, 2024): https://kherifootwear.com/100-prize-bond-list-2024/

Types of prizes:

• The 100-prize bond offers three tiers of prizes:
  • 1st Prize: A substantial jackpot amount (currently Rs. 700,000)
  • 2nd Prize: Multiple winners receive a smaller fixed amount (currently Rs. 200,000 each)
  • 3rd Prize: Numerous winners receive a smaller fixed amount (currently Rs. 1,000 each)
• Frequency of draws:
• Draws for the Rs. 100 prize bonds are held quarterly, typically in February, May, August, and November.

Purchasing and Encashing:

• You can purchase 100 prize bonds from authorized branches of designated banks and National Savings Centers.
• To claim a prize, you need to present the winning bond along with valid identification to a designated agent.

Important Considerations:

• Prize bonds are not interest-bearing. You only receive the face value of the bond (Rs. 100) if it doesn’t win any prizes.
• Prize money is taxable according to prevailing government regulations.
• It’s crucial to safeguard your prize bonds to prevent loss or theft.

Alternatives to Prize Bonds:

• While prize bonds offer the potential for high returns, they also involve an element of risk. Consider exploring other investment options with varying risk-reward profiles, such as savings accounts, mutual funds, or stocks, depending on your financial goals and risk tolerance.

Disclaimer:

• • • This information is intended for general knowledge purposes only and should not be construed as financial advice. It’s recommended to consult with a qualified financial advisor before making any investment decisions.