Rs40,000, Rs25,000 prize bond draws set for September 10

Rs40,000, Rs25,000 prize bond draws set for September 10
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KARACHI (Kashmir English): The month of September is going to be important for those holding premium prize bonds worth Rs 40,000 and Rs 25,000, as the draw for both bonds will be held on September 10, 2026.

The 38th draw of the Rs 40,000 premium prize bond will be held in Sialkot, in which the first prize amount has been fixed at Rs 80 million, while 3 lucky people will be given second prizes of Rs 30 million.

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On the other hand, the 23rd draw of the Rs 25,000 premium prize bond will be held in Quetta. In this draw, there are 2 first prizes of Rs 3 crore, 5 second prizes of Rs 1 crore and 700 third prizes of Rs 3 lakh each.

A total of 1,370 prizes will be given in both draws.

It should be noted that the first prize of the premium prize bond of Rs 40,000, i.e., Rs 8 crore, will be subject to withholding tax as per the law.

In the case of a filer, after a 15% tax deduction, approximately Rs 68 million will remain, while for a non-filer, after a 30% tax deduction, approximately Rs 56 million will remain.

National Savings announces Rs1500 Prize Bond results for August 2026

The National Savings Center has come forward with the announcement of the prize bond draw results for the bond number of Rs1,500, which happened in August 2026.

Based on the announcement, the Rs3 million first prize was won by 177110 number. The second prize of Rs1 million went to three bonds numbered 804336, 985779, and 987416.

The third prize winner receives Rs18,500. However, the complete third-prize winners list is yet to be disclosed.

Winners of Rs 1500 Prize Bond

Prize Tier Prize Amount Number of Winners
1st Prize Rs3,000,000 177110
2nd Prize Rs1,000,000 804336,
2nd Prize Rs1,000,000 985779
2nd Prize Rs1,000,000 987416
3rd Prize Rs18,500 (To be announced)

Rs1,500 Prize Bond Draw: Complete Winners List

The complete winners list is expected to be placed on display timelines, which comprise all the numbers from the third-prize winners. Prize bonds in Pakistan tend to be a really interesting way of savings or investments.

The value is there in Rs100, Rs200, Rs750, Rs1,500, Rs25,000 and Rs40,000. By participating, prize bond holders get a chance to win money after several rounds of draws without losing the value of the bond.

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