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The National Savings Prize Bonds of Rs 750 will be drawn on October 15 in Muzaffarabad.

Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter) by Mohsin Ali (Business Staff Reporter)
October 4, 2025
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The National Savings Prize Bonds of Rs 750 will be drawn on October 15 in Muzaffarabad.

By Mohsin Ali| Islamabad, October 04, 2025

The National Savings Division has officially announced that the 104th draw of the Rs 750 Prize Bond will be held on Wednesday, October 15, 2025 at 10 am in Muzaffarabad.

This quarterly draw comes at a time when many holders are waiting for the opportunity to check their bond number against the winning tickets.

Prize Structure and Recent Winners

The Rs 750 Prize Bond has a tiered reward system:

First Prize: Rs 1,500,000 to one winner

Second Prize: Rs 500,000 to three winners

Third Prize: Rs 9,300 to 1,696 winners

In the latest draw (draw number 103) held in Rawalpindi on July 15, 2025, bond number 953346 claimed the first prize. The second prize numbers were 294897, 651248 and 965105. The complete list of third prize winners has also been published by National Savings.

Draw Schedule and Process

The Rs 750 Prize Bond is drawn quarterly. The next draw in Muzaffarabad will be held on October 15. The draw will be conducted under supervision at the National Savings Centre and the results are expected to be published soon.

How to check and claim your prize

Bondholders can verify the results in several ways:

  1. Online: Visit the official National Savings website, select “Rs 750 Prize Bond” and view the draw results.
  2. PDF Lists: Download the list of winners (1st, 2nd, and 3rd prize) in PDF format from the authorized portals.
  3. Offline / In-person: Bondholders with the winning number must present the original bond and a valid CNIC at the nearest National Savings Centre or authorized bank branch.

Claiming is required within 6 years from the date of draw.

Taxation and Important Notes

The prize money is subject to withholding tax: 15% for registered filers, and 25% (or 30%) for non-filers, based on prevailing tax laws.

Always confirm the draw dates, as they may change in the event of public holidays.

To avoid fake lists, use only official National Savings and government portals for result checks.

The October draw is fast approaching, with 750 million bondholders across the country checking their holdings and hoping for the lucky winning number. Stay tuned – results will be published shortly after the draw ends.

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