Poland Is To Compel People To Save Money
(N.Z.P. A. r—Reuter—Copyright.) Reed. 6 p.m. London, Jan. 29. Under a new Bill making saving compulsory, all Polish citizens earning more than £l5O a year must deposit in State and municipal banks a sum varying from three per cent, for those earning £l5O, to 11 per cent, for those earning £6OO a year, says the “Times’ ” Warsaw correspondent. Persons earning more than £6OO a year must save from one-tenth to one-fifth <jf their yearly income. The Finance Minister said the Bill aimed at making saving a habit, and at inducing borders to put their money into circulation.
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Wanganui Chronicle, 30 January 1948, Page 5
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