I he FIRST two groups will probably make
out O. K. without any advice from us.
And you can’t do anything with habitual
jbafers. They’re, well—habitual.
The lads we’re concerned with are the ones
who work. Day in. Day out. The salary-check
men who do their job, pay their taxes, and try
to put something by for the future.
Of course, every man has his own ideas
about saving money. But the wisest man knows
that if he has money in hand, or at hand, it
has an irresistible tendency to evaporate.
That’s why so many salaried workers (MIL
LIONS!) employ the finest money-evaporation
stopper in the world. They sign up for the Pay
roll Savings Plan where they work.
They do thia-^and a certain amount is de
ducted automatically from their salaries each
payday. It’s painless—the money is never J
missed. IPs safe—you’ve got Uncle Sam back- §
mg up your investment. It’s profitable—$4 fj
for every $8, after ten years. jm
Why not start ffroeing yourself from 1
future financial worries now? Start buying ||
U. S. Savings Bonds regularly. If you’re not on 1
a payroll, buy them at your bank on the 1
Bond-A-Month Plan! Either way, you win!
AUTOMATIC SAVING
!S SURE SAVING —
U.S. SAVINGS BONDS
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1. Independently wealthy men or women
3. Habitual loafers
The KODIAK MIRROR