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LEAVE YOUR LOVED ONES FOND<br />

MEMORIES .... NOT YOUR FUNERAL COSTS<br />

Introducing the <strong>Catholic</strong> Development<br />

Fund (CDF) Funeral Savings Account<br />

The CDF Funeral Savings Account is designed to give peace-ofmind<br />

to the family concerned - providing funds to the estate to<br />

pay funeral costs (with any surplus funds returned to the estate).<br />

Deposits can be made by single or casual lump sums, by automatic<br />

payment from a bank account or by internet banking. Interest is<br />

paid on the account balance at the prevailing CDF on-call rate.<br />

The CDF Funeral Savings Account doesn‛t charge<br />

any account fees, have any minimum deposit, or<br />

deposit - frequency requirement. All deposits in<br />

the CDF assist the Roman <strong>Catholic</strong> Bishop of the<br />

<strong>Catholic</strong> Diocese of Hamilton in his charitable and<br />

religious purposes.<br />

“He<br />

will wipe<br />

every tear<br />

from their<br />

eyes, and there<br />

will be no more<br />

death or sorrow or<br />

crying or pain.<br />

In considering opening a CDF Funeral Savings<br />

All these things<br />

Account, please read the Terms and Conditions and are gone<br />

Securities Act disclosure in the Deposit Disclosure forever.“<br />

(Rev 21:4)<br />

brochure enclosed. You are also encouraged to seek<br />

independent and professional fi nancial advice. Neither<br />

the <strong>Catholic</strong> Diocese of Hamilton or it employees give fi nancial<br />

advice (as defi ned in the Financial Advisors‛ Act 2008).<br />

Under current legislation a CDF Funeral Savings Account held for funeral<br />

expenses of up to $10,000 per person should be exempt from means<br />

assessment where the Account Holder is applying for a Residential Care<br />

Subsidy. (We note government policy is subject to change.)<br />

December 2011 Page 29<br />

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