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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Income Bonds application form in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering the initial deposit amount in the designated box, ensuring you use BLACK CAPITAL LETTERS for clarity.
  3. Indicate if you already hold Income Bonds in this trust. If so, consider using the simpler deposit form instead.
  4. In section 2a, provide details of the account from which your cheque is drawn if paying by cheque. Include the account holder's name and account number.
  5. If switching from another NS&I account (section 2b), specify the type of account and its details. Ensure to mark if you wish to defer a switch until maturity.
  6. Complete sections 3a and 4a with full details of each trustee, including names, addresses, and contact information. This ensures all correspondence is directed appropriately.
  7. Fill out sections regarding beneficiaries and settlors as required, providing complete information for each individual involved in the trust.
  8. Finally, ensure all trustees sign where indicated and submit your completed form along with any necessary supporting documents as instructed.

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How to claim Premium Bonds after a death. The Executor can trace and claim Premium Bonds belonging to the deceased either online or by post. If applying by post, they must include a copy of the death certificate and the Will. If applying online, the Executor must complete a bereavement claim form.
Trusts are permitted for: Savings Certificates. Guaranteed Income Bonds. Guaranteed Growth Bonds.
Apply for Income Bonds. You can download the form you need to apply for Premium Bonds at the National Savings and Investment website(external link opens in a new window / tab) . Apply for Premium Bonds. Apply for Index-linked Savings Certificates.
How do I buy Premium Bonds? Buying online. You can buy Premium Bonds online using our secure online system. Buying over the phone. Were here in the UK every day except bank holidays. Buying by post. Simply complete an application form and send it to us, with a cheque payable to NSI. Bank transfer or standing order.
If youre not the parent/guardian of the child, youll need to let them know before buying Premium Bonds as well contact them directly for things like providing evidence of identity and address. If you havent already registered with us, well set you up to use our online and phone service as part of your application.

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You can top up by bank transfer or standing order for Premium Bonds, Income Bonds, Direct Saver, Direct ISA, Junior ISA and Investment Account. Simply give the details to your bank and tell them how much to transfer and when. You can set this up within your banking app.

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