GAZETTE
JULY-AUGUST 1981
INTRODUCING
DEFERRED
INCOME
DEPOSITS
THE NEWW\Y TO DOUBLE YOUR CAPITAL
AND REDUCE YOUR TAX LIABILITY
Lombard and Ulster's new Deferred Income
Deposit scheme has been carefully designed to
appeal to anyone who, for tax reasons, would find
it beneficial to receive investment return at a
later date. Your deposit will mature after a
nominated 3 , 4 , 5 or 6 years when you can receive
your deposit together with the income that it has
generated over the period. Maturity values,
(Deposit plus income generated), are fixed at the
time of deposit.
Lombard and Ulster's Deferred Income
Deposit scheme is of real value to many savers
including for example:-
# Tax payers whose future retirement may
bring about a fall from a high to a low income
and, in consequence, will bring them into a
lower tax bracket.
# Those interested in the future of a minor.
Parents are sometimes assessed on the
income of a minor and might well see
advantages in the whole amount of income
being deferred.
# Tax payers who intend emigrating and
becoming non-residents of the Republic of
Ireland before the deposit matures.
Any amount from £5 , 000 upwards may be
placed in a Deferred Income Deposit. As deposits
are placed for a fixed period, each one is treated
as a separate transaction, but you can have as
many of them as you wish.
Deferred Income depositors who elect to
place a deposit for 4, 5 or 6 years may, subject to
reasonable notice, change the original period of
deposit to one of not less than 3 years.
If the Funds are not required at the end of the
fixed period, they may be redeposited in a new
Deferred Income Deposit account for a further
period of your choice or transferred to any other
of our deposit schemes.
For full information on Deferred Income
Deposits see our special leaflet or contact us at
any of our branches. It could be one of the
shrewdest financial moves you'll ever make!
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Lombard &Ulster
Head Office: Lombard & Ulster House, 54/57 Lower Mount Stre t,
Dublin 2. Telephone 685288.
Branch Offices. 1 Dawson Street, Dublin 2. Telephone 772214 and at
Athlone (0902) 2768, Cavan (049) 31670, Cork (021) 24371/5,
Dundalk (042) 34968 & 31228, Galway (091) 7090, Letterkenny
(074) 21114, Limerick (061) 42811, Porllaoise (0502) 21708 & 21032,
Sligo (071) 3247, Tralee (066) 22011, Waterford (051) 75944 and
Wexford (053) 24344.
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