article_snippet: Savers are being hit with the worst interest rates in history with a third of ISA accounts now paying less than 1 per cent a year.
article_snippet: One in six accounts offer less than the Bank of England’s base rate at just 0.5 per cent, while some savers are stuck on rates of 0.1 per cent.
article_snippet: It means that on the current worst ISA rate of 0.1 per cent, someone depositing £15,000 would make a paltry £15 a year in interest.
article_snippet: Anna Bowes, of independent savings website Savings Champion, said: ‘After six years of the base rate at 0.5 per cent, this is toughest time on record for savers, and Isa savers have certainly not been immune to the pain.
article_snippet: Savers have lost out on £4.7billion in the last three years due to low interest rates.
highlights_snippet: Figures show savers are being hit with the worst interest rates in history .
  
highlights_snippet: A third of ISA accounts are now paying less than one per cent per year .
  
highlights_snippet: One in six accounts offer less than Bank of England's 0.5% base rate .
  