Focus On Smart Money Saving Practices
Tata AIG wants to make customers financially wiser by making them aware of savings instruments that can help them prepare for the future.
MUMBAI, Mar 1 (The CONNECT) – Tata AIG General Insurance Company Limited has unveiled its brand campaign ‘Fizul Kharche’ three light-hearted, witty short ad films to create awareness of smart money saving practices, using health insurance to cover medical emergency costs and saving tax on insurance premiums.
The campaign that goes live today and runs on all digital platforms of Tata AIG showcases the magnified spending behaviour of customers when they have excess money.
It aims to spotlight Tata AIG’s Health Insurance Product and emphasizes the tax savings one can avail of with their health insurance policy premium. The three short films under this campaign titled ‘#FizulKharche’ showcase a few extreme scenarios of customers spending excess money that they have saved by investing in Tata AIG’s health insurance.
Riaan Rodrigues – Senior Vice President – Digital Business & Marketing, Tata AIG, said, “Changing lifestyles have led to a rise in disorders and this has increased the burden of hospitalization and healthcare expenses for men and women of all ages. Through our #FizulKharche campaign, we want to make customers financially wiser by making them aware of savings instruments that can help them prepare for the future. The campaign #Fizul Kharche has been designed in a quirky way to simply convey the idea of investing in health insurance as the first step to create emergency funds for healthcare needs and save tax under 80D of the Income Tax Act.”
Saikat Sengupta, Creative Director, Social Panga, said, “The campaign captures the very common customer tendencies of overspending and we thought of highlighting this very nature to create the need to first save with health insurance. The development of the theme has showcased with extravagant spending habits to create a conscious understanding amongst customers around the campaign name Fizul Kharche.”
