SAFETY FOR YOTJR ESTATE. No. _ B.—THE ADVANTAGES OP THE PUBLIC TRUST OFFICE COMMON FUND FOR LIVING INVESTORS. It is well, known that the investment of moneys of deceased persons' estates in the Common Fund of the Public Trust Ofhce Sivcs a number of very important, advantages to the beneficiarieß, It- is not so well known that apart from estates under administration living persons can enjoy, exactly the same advantages of the Common Fund by creating " Investment Agencies" with, tho Public Trustee. Here ie the State guarantee covering an investment, which <sarn,a interest immediately—interest which ia always paid in lull, promptly. The investor has no worry, no anxiety about principal or interest. The capital worka all the time, at the highest rate of interest obtainable for safe im-estmenta, s.'ad the repayment of the capital in full on tho maturity date is assured. The Public Trustee will also act as agent for persons who desire their money to be specially invested apart from the Common Fund. The State guaranteo does not apply to such spccial investments, but every precaution is taken to ( select a satisfactory investment, at tho ' hiKhe«t) available rate of interest, consistently with the safeguarding of tho capital. These helpful agency functions of tho Public Trustee ars well worth inquiry on the part of persona who have funds for investment. Full information obtainable from: — DISTRICT PUBLIC TRUSTEES at Auckland. Hamilton, Whangarei. DISTRICT OFFICES at Itaitaia, Kohukohu, Dargaville, Pukekohe, Morrinsville, Matama.ta. Cambridge, Te Aroka, Thame®, Waihi. Tauranga, Whakatan*?, Oiiotifei. Rotorua, Te Kuiti, Taumarunui, Kawhia. Address of Auckland Office: Albert Street, near pernor of Weltesley Street.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LIX, Issue 18215, 7 October 1922, Page 8
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