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ONE DAY. YOU’LL HAVE TO MANAGE WITHOUT THIS. /PAYADVICE ] : J. a. Smith / I ■ . \ direct / z— L——/—!' hmo&s k ; /'“T”-,,, I r ~~~! '. .a (ii u „ WE’LL SHOW YOU HOW One day the regular wage or salary you receive will end. You won’t be able to rely on it as your main source of income. The day we’re talking about is your retirement day. Right now it may seem very distant, but like most things in the future it can arrive a lot sooner than you think - especially if you haven’t planned for it. How you spend your retirement time is over to you - but you owe it to yourself to make that time as comfortable as possible by planning for it today - it’s never too soon (or too late) to start. By talking to AMP, New Zealand’s largest retirement fund _ : manager, you’ll discover a wide range of retirement plans can be M BLm tailor-made to suit you and can help you enjoy the standard of living =4l W After all, why should you go without just because you retire? We’ll be there.
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Press, 5 September 1989, Page 48
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