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Give APS savings a call*

01/05/2016

APS Savings Ltd is offering these attractive interest rates on fixed term investments:

24 month investment term – 4.25% p.a.
12 month investment term – 4.00% p.a.
6 month investment term – 3.75% p.a.

Give APS Savings a call on 1300 131 809 or go our website at: www.apsbs.com.au/PDFs/APS_Savings_Prospectus_No4.pdf
to access the prospectus and application form.

Interest is calculated daily, paid monthly and can either be added to the principal or credited to a nominated account.

APS Savings Disclaimer. This is not a bank product, it is an unlisted deposit note. No independent assessment has been made about the risk to investors losing any of their principal investment. Applications for deposit notes can only be made on the Investment Application Form which accompanies the prospectus issued by APS Savings Ltd. Please read the prospectus carefully before deciding whether to make an investment.

*Copy supplied by APS Savings

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