“Are yon ambitious for your children, too?
Then, listen,” says Mrs. Mary Gallon, of Indianapolis, Indiana
'I’ve been a working widow since the children were eight, *
Mary CaUcki says. “Only through Payroll Savingi
could I have saved the money that sent them to college. *'
Today, when you saw your little one off to
school, did you wish in your heart you
could some day send him to college? You
com—just as Mary Callon did!
One sure way is to begin saving today on
the Payroll Savings Plan.
It works because it makes you save. Auto
matically saves for you before you have a
chance to spend your pay.
Here's how dmple it is:
You decide how much you’d like to save out of every pay.
Go to the payroll office where you work and sign to save that
amount every payday. The stud is then automatically saved
before you draw your pay.
You can sign up to save any amount you. wish. Your sav-'
ings automatically purchase Series E Bonds, delivered to you.
Then your savings really grow. For every Savings Bond earns
more money—at an average of 3% interest per year, com
pounded semiannually, when held to maturity. ^
How about Jt? For your sake, and your family’s sake, will
you sign up for Payroll Savings—today? If you’re self
employed, ask your banker to start you on the Bond-A
Month Plan- It’s as easy as Payroll Savings!
How you can reach your savings goal
on the systematic Payroll Savings Plan
If yoe 'bant approximately
Each week for
5 years, save
Each week for
9 years and
8 months, save
for
19
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$3.75
$1.55
$0.75
$5,000
$16.75
$8-80
$3.75
$10,000
$37.50
$18.75
r.50
$25,000
$93.75
$45.00
$18.75
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