Savers 行方不明になる out on ￡100billion in 利益／興味 in four years thanks to 削除するing of 利益／興味率s

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利益／興味率s were 削除するd in 2009 to their lowest ever since 1694
Savers have been 傷つける by lower 率s but mortgage payers have benefitted

By Becky Barrow for MailOnline

Published: 00:24 BST, 2 March 2013 | Updated: 00:24 BST, 2 March 2013

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In 2009 the base rate was cut to 0.5 per cent, the lowest level since it was founded in 1694

In 2009 the base 率 was 削減（する） to 0.5 per cent, the lowest level since it was 設立するd in 1694

Savers have 行方不明になるd out on more than ￡100billion of 利益／興味 since the Bank of England 削除するd the base 率 to its lowest level in history, a 報告（する）／憶測明らかにする／漏らすs today.

On the fourth 周年記念日 of the 議論の的になる政策, the 熟考する／考慮する lays 明らかにする the 手足を不自由にする／（物事を）損なうing 衝撃 on savers, 含むing millions of pensioners and hard-working families.

専門家s 警告する that Britain’s long-設立するd culture of 貯金 is 存在 ‘destroyed’ by a 戦略 designed to make borrowing easier, which has punished savers with the worst 利益／興味率s in history.

It was on March 5, 2009, that the Bank 削減（する） the base 率 to 0.5 per cent, the lowest level since it was 設立するd in 1694.

It has been frozen ever since. And two 上級の Bank 公式の／役人s this week raised the prospect of ‘消極的な利益／興味率s’, a suggestion 迎える／歓迎するd with 不信 and fury by 貯金選挙運動者s.

The 報告（する）／憶測 by the （選挙などの）運動をする group Save Our Savers said the 普通の／平均（する）利益／興味率 on all types of 貯金 over the last four years has been just 1.27 per cent.

But in the four years before March 2009 the 普通の／平均（する）率 was 3.57 per cent.

The 量 of ‘lost 利益／興味’ is ￡101.7billion ? the difference between the 量 of 利益／興味 they have received and the 量 they would have received in the last four years if 率s had not 急落（する），激減（する）d.

Simon Rose, from Save Our Savers, said: ‘These numbers show the breathtaking 規模 of the 窃盗 of the nation’s 貯金, which is getting even worse.

‘慎重な savers, who have put money by, often for their 退職, are having the rug pulled out from under them.

‘Every day we hear from people who rely on their 貯金 who are in despair at their ますます不安定な状況／情勢.

‘There has been an appalling human cost as a result of the Bank of England’s 政策s.’

Banking 巨大（な）s have 削減（する）利益／興味率s as low as 0.05 per cent, 危険にの近くに to 無, a 破滅的な blow for pensioners who used to rely on the income from their nest eggs to 生き残る.

MY PRUDENCE IS PENALISED

Kate Williams feels penalised for trying to save

Before 率s started to 崩壊（する） at the end of 2008, Kate Williams was 収入 up to ￡36 a?? month in 利益／興味 on her 税金-解放する／自由な, ￡9,000 cash Isas with a major bank.

Suddenly, it almost disappeared. In April 2009, a month after the Bank 削減（する） the base 率 to 0.5 per cent, it fell to ￡1.62.

When she called her bank to complain, she was ignored until she 脅すd to move her money どこかよそで.

Her 利益／興味支払い（額）s have since been 増加するd to ￡20 a month.

The 31-year-old has been? prudently saving money for years to fulfil her dream of? buying a family home with her fianc?, Matthew Tumbridge.

行方不明になる Williams, who 作品 for the charity Ambitious About Autism, said: ‘There will be a 世代 of people like me who don’t own their home and don’t have a 年金.

What is going to happen when we get old?’
行方不明になる Williams and Mr Tumbridge, 31, are renting in North London.

But they want to buy and need 貯金 for a deposit, with the 普通の／平均（する）量 in the 資本／首都 standing at ￡60,000.

She said: ‘It 運動s me mad the Governmen t is not doing more to help those who have saved to get on the 住宅 ladder.’

The high cost of living is making life worse, with the spending 力／強力にする of their 貯金 destroyed by high インフレーション, which has been above the 政府’s two per cent 的 for several years.

Dr Ros Altmann, a former 政府政策助言者 and 独立した・無所属経済学者, said: ‘The 貯金 culture that we used to have in Britain is 存在 destroyed.

‘Young people think that it is 簡単に not 価値（がある） bothering.’ 貯金率s have fallen even more 劇的な since August, with 専門家s 非難するing the 最新の試みる／企てるs by the 政府 and the Bank to kick-start the economy.

Under the ￡80billion 基金ing For Lending 計画／陰謀, banks can borrow an 制限のない量 of money very cheaply, which means they no longer need to attract savers’ money with generous 利益／興味率s.

Sylvia Waycot, from the 財政上の（警察などへの）密告，告訴（状）会社／堅い Moneyfacts, said: ‘It has been four long, 哀れな years for savers since the base 率 fell to its 現在の historic low.

‘In that time, savers seem to have been 大部分は forgotten.’

一方／合間, for millions of homeowners with variable mortgages, the last few years have 配達するd an 予期しない財政上の windfall.

Their 月毎の返済s have 急落（する），激減（する）d as 率s have fallen, with many 支払う／賃金ing just half what they used to every month, saving them a fortune.

Last night, a Bank 広報担当者 said: ‘Low 利益／興味率s have helped to support the economy, 妨げるing 詐欺師 rises in 失業 and in 商売／仕事失敗s.

‘最終的に supporting 経済的な回復 is in everyone’s 利益／興味.� � Earlier this week, Charlie Bean, the Bank’s 副知事, said: ‘We want to get [利益／興味率s] 支援する to more normal 領土, but we can only do that when the economy is in a better position.’