ING Invests Retirement Figures with Friendly Feel

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Here’s a story about a nifty ING campaign promoting “your number,” the dollar amount you want to save for retirement. In the associated spots, people walk, work or play while toting big orange numbers around. And they’re playful. See how the older guy in the pic at left is checking out the younger guy’s figure?

See “Nurture,” which about how you work to take care of your number so it can take care of you. And this is “Intro,” which explains what “your number” is about.

We’re fans of ING, which tries making saving fun with feel-good promotions and bright colours. Also see Planet Orange, a financial learning center for kids, and check out ING’s orange cafes.

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