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May/June 2000



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Tips on saving wisely

conceptual illustration of a man holding up a light bulb with a $ symbol insideWhen it comes to saving for your future, where do you stand? Some of life's most financially demanding events, such as a college education, a new home and retirement, might require more money than you expect. And, unexpected situations might cause you to dip into your savings in order to get through a financial crisis. That's why it's important to examine your needs now and take action.

Get on track
The following tips can help you maintain a savings plan that prepares you for the future:

  • Get finances organized.
  • Set budget goals.
  • Consolidate debts.
  • Make a plan and stick to it.

Start today with a Callable CD
To put yourself on the road to financial security, consider safe, smart savings alternatives like LaSalle's Five-Year Callable CD. With the Callable CD, you can expect competitive returns on a fixed rate CD with a minimum balance requirement of $25,000. LaSalle may redeem, or "call," your Five-Year Callable CD at the end of the first year. Even if the CD is called, you've earned a great rate with FDIC insurance up to the maximum allowed.

Our Callable CD is a good investment without exposure to stock market risk. For more information, or to open a Callable CD, visit your nearest LaSalle branch.

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