AGED BONDHOLDERS
Sir,—Since interest on State loans was lowered to 4 per cent, very many public: trust beneficiaries are hard up. They have only the interest from money they or their friends put into the trust, so that the interest would keep them in their old age. Let the Government get someone to go into this and arrange to pay a pension to all who are beneficiaries in the trust and dependent on the interest of money in the trust, which is now insufficient to keep them. One per cent is nob much to make up for only those who are pushed and unable to pay for suitable living. G. H. MacKenzie. Kawhia.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXII, Issue 22045, 27 February 1935, Page 15
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