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HOW TO STOP
FRITTERING AWAY
YOUR SONS COUESI
Not a nice thing to think about but you could be doing just that if you don’t have a regular savings program. Paychecks have a way of disappearing into thin air. And your best intentions to save often get postponed until the “next time around.”
But there is an easy and sure way to save called the Payroll Savings Plan. And it works automatically.
You just ask your employer to set aside a small amount from your check each payday to be put toward the purchase of a U. S. Savings Bond.
For example, just $4.33 a week adds up to the $18.75 you need to buy a $25 Bond every month. More than likely you’ll forget you even set it aside (a pretty painless way to feather your nest).
This way, those few dollars you never see now will be keeping Junior in tuition and textbooks later. What’s more, they’ll be working for Uncle Sam to keep the world strong and tree for his generation.
So why don’t you point your willpower in the right direction! Join the Payroll Savings Plan, and see how you, too, can be a reformed fritterer.
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