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fj People who are J concerned about | retirement J investmentsand j| minimising tax ■ turn t 0... Because they know that a Trustees Executors Tasman Retirement Lump Sum Plan offers them: ★ Tax free lump sum benefits. ★ Tax paid income that won’t attract the National .< Superannuation surcharge. -* ★ Investment in a fund managed by prudent and professional fund managers. " ★ Optional life insurance protection and disability benefits. 17.38% tax paid return for 1988. (Future returns dependent on Fund earnings and tax rates.) Turn to Trustees Executors, who have served New Zealand investors for over 100 years, and benefit from * their experience, contact them today. R.W- — j I would like a flexible retirement fund, please contact |- : ®s me about your Tasman Retirement Lump Sum Plan. j : fegg FREEPOST No. 964, Trustees Executors, P.O. Box 566, I Christchurch (No stamp required). fe:: NAME 1 [ p ADDRESS j |gS TELEPHONE i ] ,W DATE 5 i I i __ — —— — —. «— —. ___ __ __ ___ __ J
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