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6 O NOT OUT — and still going strong! * . ■ * v. jf, ; What the National Pariy offers to /' People Living on Retirement Sncomes / . The National Party realises that, in recent continue earning salary^or w^ages, will have years, superannuitants and people living on their Age Benefit increased by 2/6 per week pensions, or interest on their savings, have for every year by which they delay their been hard-hit because of taxation and the application for the Benefit. Examples: If quali- ^ increased cost of living. To improve their fied as at 60 years, but application made when situation, these are the National Party pro- 61, the Benefit would be" £2-2-6 instead of posals £2. If application made at age 65, the Benefit } (1) — Present Social Security benefits to be would be £2-12-6. maintained. (4) — Taxpayers over the age of 60 years, (2) — Theallowable income will be increased liable for incom'e tax, to have the first £300 from 2.0/- to 30/- a week. . of their assessable income regarded as / \ •, . „ ^ . "earned" income. (3) — Increased Age Benefit: Those qualified - / to receive the Age Benefit, but who prefer (5) — Gradual reduction of sales-tax in to remain in employmeiit for a period and to order to lower the cost of living. A Change for the ■ ' N.3I