Banks are stripping back their fixed rate bonds, hammering savers whose deals are maturing this winter. Data produced for This is Money shows that savers with £10,000 in bonds maturing could see their income drop by up to £160 a year - a 25 per cent hit. A number of banks have fled the savings bond market to focus on Isas in the run-up to the end of the tax-year, experts say. This week Clydesdale and Yorkshire banks shaved 0.2 percentage points off their best buy three and five-year deals to relinquish top spot in This is Money's savings tables. That followed smaller fish Shawbrook Bank dumping its five-year bond at 4.8 per cent at the end of January....Read more here--: Winter fixed-rate bond pain sees 25% swiped off savings income as banks turn to Isas