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The years melt away
( as the years always do )
As your years dwindle down— as everybody's must— you'll need more than affection and companionship.
You'll need a place to live and food to eat. Which means you— not the family next door, but you — will need money.
There's only one way for most of us to get money— that's to save it. And for most of us, too, the best way to save money is through U. S. Savings Bonds.
Because U. S. Savings Bonds are the most widely and easily available investment to every citizen. Every bank sells them. Every post office sells them.
AND— most important— you can buy them regularly and automatically . . . which helps overcome human inertia and reluctance to save.
To do so, you just sign up for the Payroll Savings Plan
where you work, or for the Bond-A-Month Plan at the bank where you have a checking account. Then they really pile up.
Of course, there are other reasons for buying U. S. Savings Bonds.
They're SAFE. Backed by the credit of the United States,
that's all.
They're PROFITABLE. You get 4 dollars out for 3 put in,
after 10 years.
They're LIQUID. Like water. You can get your cash out
of them at any time ... in a few minutes . . . without penalty.
Remember those words "melt away." They say better than a volume of statistics that you have less time than you think, to save.
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