National Savings Announces Rs. 750 Prize Bond Draw Results for January 2026
The National Savings Centre in Peshawar has officially announced the results of the Rs. 750 prize bond draw for January 2026, bringing anticipation and excitement to thousands of bondholders across Pakistan. Prize bond draws continue to remain a popular savings-linked scheme, offering citizens a chance to win substantial cash prizes while keeping their investments secure.
According to the announced results, the first prize of Rs. 1.5 million was won by prize bond number 809258. This top prize represents the highest reward offered in the Rs. 750 prize bond category and often attracts widespread interest from investors and small savers alike.
In addition to the first prize, three second prizes worth Rs. 500,000 each were also declared. The winning bond numbers for the second prize are 488890, 746418, and 748328. These prizes provide significant financial relief and opportunity for winners, reinforcing the appeal of prize bonds as a savings instrument.
Prize bonds issued by National Savings are backed by the federal government and are considered a low-risk investment option. Unlike conventional savings accounts, prize bonds do not offer regular interest. Instead, bondholders participate in quarterly draws where they stand a chance to win cash rewards without losing their principal investment.
The Rs. 750 prize bond is particularly popular among middle-income savers due to its affordable denomination and relatively attractive prize structure. Many investors hold multiple bonds to increase their chances of winning, while others view prize bonds as a convenient way to park funds safely for the long term.
National Savings regularly conducts prize bond draws under a transparent mechanism to maintain public trust. Each draw is conducted in the presence of officials, and results are promptly shared with the public to ensure credibility and accountability.
Bondholders are advised to carefully verify their bond numbers against the official draw results. Winners can claim their prizes through designated National Savings offices or authorized branches after fulfilling required documentation and tax formalities. It is also important to note that prize money is subject to withholding tax as per prevailing government regulations.
As economic uncertainty continues to influence personal financial decisions, prize bonds remain a preferred choice for many Pakistanis seeking a balance between security and opportunity. The January 2026 Rs. 750 prize bond draw once again highlights the enduring relevance of National Savings schemes in the country’s financial landscape.
