“And the whole of that capital, Mr Figaro, would have been freely available to you at the age of sixty-two!”
“F-fantastic!” stammered Mr Figaro, wide-eyed with awe. “But that's not all,” the agent pursued.
“The best is yet to come. The Timesaving Bank not only takes care of the time you save, it pays you interest on it as well.”
“In other words, you end up with more than you put in.”
“How much more?” Mr Figaro asked breathlessly.
“That's up to you,” the agent told him. “It depends how much time you save and how long you leave it on deposit with us.”
“Leave it on deposit?” said Mr Figaro. “How do you mean?” “It's quite simple.”
If you don't withdraw the time you save for five years, we credit you with the same amount again.”
Your savings double every five years, do you follow?”
They're worth four times as much after ten years, eight times as much after fifteen, and so on.”
Say you'd started saving a mere two hours a day twenty years ago:
by your sixty-second birthday, or after forty years in all,”
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