WHY I BUY BONDS ON THE PAYROLL
SAVINGS PLAN
Employees shown here are typical of the many who tise the Payroll Savings Plan. Those
who are not buying bonds on the plan will have the opportunity to do so in March.
Joe Brittain — Maintenance
"I’m buying ’em to use toward paying for my
house and I’m buying some furniture for the
house with the money that’s left over.
"I bought Bonds during the war, but stopped
when it ended in 1945. Then, about a year ago
when I decided I wanted to save some money so
I could pay for a house, I remembered how easy it
was to save through the Payroll Saving Plan. So—-
I signed up again.
"Having money for bonds deducted from my
paycheck is the only way I can save. It’s too ea5y
to spend all your paycheck nowadays. So, if the
money is taken out before you get your check then
you can’t spend it can you?”
t U. G. Batson — Applied Research
"I started buying bonds during World War II
mostly because I felt that it was my patriotic duty.
It didn’t take me long to realize that buying bonds
through the Payroll Savings Plan was an easy way
to save. So when the war ended I kept on hav
ing a certain amount taken out of my paycheck
each week toward the purchase of bonds.
"Fortunately, we’ve had no extreme emergencies
arise in the family so I haven’t had to cash in very
many of my bonds. However, Christmas did catch
me a little short last year so I had to cash in a
few for Christmas presents.
"How do I plan on using the rest of my bonds.^
I guess they’ll go toward an education for my boy.
He’ll be finishing high school in a couple of years,
and wants to go on to college”.
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