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Investment App Pearler Runs Viral Stunt in Sydney

1 report, 1 independent Updated Thu 00:00
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What happened

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Investment app Pearler staged a stunt in Sydney train stations using life-sized skeletons dressed in suits. The campaign aimed to encourage long-term investing and was based on research showing that 36 per cent of young Australians doubt they will retire, and 48 per cent expect a worse retirement than their parents. The stunt went viral after commuters shared photos and videos on Instagram.

From bandt.com.au

Why it matters

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The campaign highlights financial anxieties among younger generations in Australia. Pearler used the event to solidify its brand platform of helping Australians achieve financial freedom through long-term investing.

From bandt.com.au

Who's involved

  • InstagramThe social media platform where the stunt went viral
  • SydneyThe location where the public stunt took place
  • MetaThe company that owns and operates Instagram

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