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Press, Volume CXIV, Issue 33676, 28 October 1974, Page 18

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WHY ANYONE SELF-EMPLOYED SHOULD BE A MEMBER OF A SOUND SUPERANNUATION SCHEME There are many self-employed people in New Zealand — relatively more than in most countries. The number includes the skilled craftsmen, the plumbers and carpenters and thousands of men and women involved in primary production. These are the people who need to be members of a sound superannuation scheme. Because, no matter how skilled a man may be, sooner or later the sheer weight of years must force that man to retire. And that’s the day the money stops. Superannuation enables people to live in added dignity and comfort in their later years. And they qualify for considerable tax exemptions whilst contributing to a scheme. "filF WHY A NEW ZEALAND AF SUPERANNUATION V < V) SCHEME? * — UwH Mainly because it has been estimated that of a total JtTu work f° rce of over a some 750,000 New Zealand - .. / L men and women are not in a superannuation scheme. \ v The New ea l and Superannuation Scheme will be open to all. /. A■From 1 April next, New Zealanders generally will begin to earn , - their right to retire with added dignity and comfort. ; '4 r \ % -«> > Z ’ \ For more details on the u .-A Sk> ; 1J ■ New Zealand Superannuation Scheme, pick up U. S| X this leaflet from your nearest Post Office, nO ■ y V fjfir H or Inland Revenue Office. The New Zealand Superannuation Scheme For added d/gmfy and comfcrt in retire®®#