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Golden Opportunity to Win Rs80 Million This Month
Golden Opportunity to Win Rs80 Million This Month

Golden Opportunity to Win Rs80 Million This Month

Millions of Pakistanis who invest in prize bonds have a chance to win huge cash prizes this month.

Many people in Pakistan prefer to keep their savings in prize bonds because they are considered a safe investment option. Now, investors have another exciting opportunity, as one of the biggest prize bond draws of the year is just around the corner.

The Rs40,000 Prize Bond draw will be held on June 10, 2026, in Muzaffarabad, Azad Kashmir. On this day, lucky winners could take home prizes worth millions of rupees.

A total of 664 prizes will be awarded in the Rs40,000 prize bond draw. The biggest prize is Rs80 million (8 crore rupees), which will be awarded to one lucky winner.

In addition, three winners will each receive Rs30 million (3 crore rupees). Another 660 winners will receive Rs500,000 each.

What Are Premium Prize Bonds?

The Central Directorate of National Savings (CDNS) introduced the Premium Prize Bond Scheme alongside the regular National Prize Bond Scheme.

Unlike traditional prize bonds, premium prize bonds are registered in the name of the investor. This provides additional security and ownership verification.

Premium prize bond holders not only get a chance to win prizes through quarterly draws, but they also receive a six-month profit based on rates announced by the Government of Pakistan. Investors must meet the required holding period conditions to qualify for both profit payments and prize draws.

Available Denominations

Currently, Premium Prize Bonds are available in the following denominations:

  • Rs40,000
  • Rs25,000

With the upcoming draw just days away, investors are hoping their bonds will turn into life-changing rewards.

Reported by Save Our pak

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