The Independent-News, Volume 100, Number 52, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 25 July 1974 — Page 9

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i You ought to get more than a birthday cake for turning 65. And there’s an easy way to make sure jou do. The Payroll Savings Plan. All you do is sign your name and watch those U.S. Savings Bonds grow. And they grow fast. What happens, then, when you’re older? If you buy E Bonds regularly during your working years, you’ll likely have a substantial stack built up when retirement comes around. Then, you can either cash them in one by one to supplement your income or exchange them for Series H Bonds to give you a steady income. (Exchanging them, incidentally, permits you to continue deferring income tax on the accumulated interest!) U.S. Savings Bonds. One sure way to grow old gracefully. Ni/w E Bond» pay 6< interest wlmn held to maturity of 5 yean <K % the first year . Buxla are rep Uteri if kwt, stolen or destroywi. When ne.-ded, they can be cashed at your bank. Interest is not subject to slate or local incTim# taxes, aud federal tax be dUcmd uuul redea^iUufl. . stock 7 iny^nenca Join the Fay roll Savings Plan.