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Putaruru Press, Volume XV, Issue 767, 10 March 1938, Page 2

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***'\ £SOG be enough FOR HIS^WIFE? THE man who works with his hands can think while he works. He has time to think of his family and its future; and of his own future. Sometimes his thoughts pull him up with a jerk. He has, let us say, a policy for £SOO in the A.M.P.; a policy that has grown with bonuses to £750. Should he have another £500? Should he have a thousand? He is earning good money. Should he invest a little more of it in another A.M.P. policy that will ensure comfort in his own old age and security for his wife and family should he die early? The man who faces that question squarely will always have the sound answer to it: he needs another policy. A £SOO policy is a good start, but it is not enough for a married man; £SOO will not earn sufficient to keep a home going. The wise man builds up his policies in the while he is earning well, and “sits in the shade of them" afterwards. Ask the nearest A.M.P. office to send an experienced adviser to talk the matter over with you. A of “Investing in Happineafi” will be posted to you if you prefer. The book will help you in coming to a wise decision, but one of the Society's experienced men will help you more. AMP v- I ****• J THE LARGEST MUTUAL LIFE OFFICE IN THE EMPIRB Established 1849. . (Incorporated in AmtraluX Head Office for New Zealand : Customhouse Quay, Wellington. W* T. IKKN, Maiaftr. DISTRICT AGENT : H. F. TTBBJTTS, PUTARURU.