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Xfin creates the verb ‘xfinar’ and chooses César Mourão for new campaign
Goal: To promote the comparison of financial alternatives before making decisions.
Claim: Have you xfinar'd that yet?
Media: Digital platforms and social media
Summary: Xfin launched a new campaign to introduce the verb 'xfinar' into the Portuguese vocabulary with comedian César Mourão. The campaign consists of five digital films that use humor to encourage people to compare financial options before making decisions. The initiative comes during a period of growth for Xfin, aiming to raise awareness of the brand and emphasize that their intermediation service is free for clients.
LDV and Argenta Teach the Art of Making Financial Choices
Source: https://pub.be/fr/ldv-et-argenta-enseignent-lart-de-faire-des-choix-financiers/
Goal: To educate consumers on financial decision-making.
Summary: The campaign focuses on educating consumers about financial choices, aiming to enhance their understanding and decision-making skills regarding personal finances.
Financial education reaches the interior (CAF promotes it together with BCU)
Goal: To promote financial education among young people
Claim: Financial education is a fundamental tool for building opportunities
Summary: CAF, along with the Central Bank of Uruguay, conducted an event called 'Central para Vos' as part of the BCUEduca program to promote financial education among adolescents in Durazno. Over 500 students participated in activities designed to help them understand key financial concepts such as savings, debt, and inflation. The initiative aims to instill lifelong financial habits that contribute to individual and community well-being.
Stuff launches MoneyStuff
Source: https://stoppress.co.nz/news/stuff-launches-moneystuff/
Goal: To provide practical guidance and interactive tools for personal finance decisions
Claim: Expert journalism combined with interactive tools helps Kiwis make better money decisions
Media: Online platform
Summary: Stuff Digital has launched MoneyStuff, a new platform aimed at improving Kiwis' financial decision-making through interactive tools, proprietary research, and practical guidance. The initiative builds on the success of HealthStuff and includes a Wealth Comparison tool to compare financial situations among New Zealanders. This effort addresses the misinformation surrounding finance and aims to facilitate conversations about money.
Do You Have It Counted? Educational Campaign by the Czech Banking Association Aims to Help People Prepare for Retirement
Goal: Help people prepare financially for retirement
Claim: Do You Have It Counted?
Media: Website, social media, PR
Summary: The Czech Banking Association has launched an educational program titled 'Do You Have It Counted?' aimed at helping people over fifty prepare for retirement. The campaign includes various formats that address key questions regarding savings for retirement. It started with provocative billboard ads to spark discussion about the financial planning for retirement, with a long-term approach through a dedicated website and influencers in the finance sector.
