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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33654, 2 October 1974, Page 2

■ “*’ * •• -- -»- -iwi& I ' Paul Jones jff W helps young I wao» lV' people who I 1 want to have I 5 gjAff their money 1.4 . and spend It, t 00... E& |QK| There are many things you can do with your I spare cash. You can put it into an ordinary HI savings bank account. You can put it on long B| term fixed deposit. Or you can invest it with I the Canterbury Terminating Building Society. |||h. Money in an ordinary savings bank account BhC " can be drawn out at any time - but it earns Ifhb only 3% interest, usually after it has been there for a certain minimum time. Money on fixed deposit earns more interest, but you can't draw it out for the term of the deposit. Money deposited in the Canterbury n Terminating Building Society can be drawn K. 9 ■. out - all of it - subject only to a minimum term of 30 days. It earns interest at 4Vz% per I n annum (half as much again as most savings bank accounts), calculated daily from the moment you put it in. No need to wait until the end of the month - see Pau! today, or any day. HI Remember, you earn interest every day your 11 *ll i I 3 money is with the C.B.S. - from any day to any day. There is no obligation - Paul Jones will I advise you how to invest your savings I profitably - how to save income tax - how to ■ save money and yet have plenty to spend! i I I