Christoph Waltz And Allianz Collaborated To Prepare People For Their Financial Future In New Series, Start Making Cents

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best creativity magazine in the UK“, through its new social media series, “Start Making Cents,” Allianz has teamed up with award-winning actor Christoph Waltz to help people better prepare for their financial future.

Financial Education

Allianz wants to make financial literacy topics more relatable and accessible by providing helpful advice for managing personal finances in light of rising costs and prices.

The six-part social media series features Waltz performing seemingly erroneous actions that are, in fact, metaphors for financial topics that are visually appealing and simple to comprehend. With this new series, Allianz intends to assist individuals with turning out to be more ready to enter the universe of effective money management by improving on a point that is frequently viewed as inaccessible and convoluted.

Oliver Bäte, chairman of Allianz’s board of directors and CEO, stated that at Allianz, they want to help people manage their money so that it goes further, lasts longer, and improves their quality of life. In their opinion, financial literacy is essential to this endeavor. They are thrilled to work with Christoph to spread the word about this significant issue and bring the subjects to life with his insight and wit.

Christoph Waltz

Waltz eats spaghetti Bolognese in a white suit, builds DIY furniture, packs a suitcase, patiently shaves wool sweaters, adheres to a strict skincare regimen, and deals with bees in his own distinctive way. All to assist with figuring out the rudiments of money management.

Christoph Waltz said that knowing how to handle money is very useful and important, and if you’re like him, starting a business degree is really not an option. Fortunately, there are other ways to learn some of the necessary information. a lot more approachable, easier to approach, and more relatable. The platform for his series for Allianz seems ideal. After all, you tell the story of your money.

The series focuses on financial literacy education without promoting any products, and as a result, Allianz is taking on its responsibilities as one of the leading financial services companies.

The entire series, which debuted at the beginning of February, can be viewed at Allianz.com and on the company’s social media platforms.

Financial Literacy

The ability to make important financial decisions is referred to as financial literacy. The OECD/INFE 2020 International Adult Financial Literacy Survey recommends that on normal the overviewed people don’t consider what is going on to contribute emphatically to their prosperity, yet rather to add pressure and stress. Consequently, there is a lot of opportunity to get better.

In contrast, current issues like inflation and rising gas and electricity prices indicate that a significant number of people would like to update their knowledge to protect their own finances. And how could it be easier to get started than with the amusing short films “Start Making Cents,” starring Christoph Waltz, who is quirky and mysterious?

Allianz

The Allianz Group is one of the leading insurers and asset managers in the world. It has 126 million* private and business customers in over 70 countries. Customers of Allianz benefit from a wide range of personal and business insurance services, including credit insurance, global business insurance, property, life, and health insurance, assistance services, and credit insurance.

One of the largest investors in the world, Allianz manages approximately 716 billion euros** on behalf of its insurance clients. Moreover, our resource administrators PIMCO and Allianz Worldwide Financial backers oversee almost 1.8 trillion euros** of outsider resources. We are among the insurance industry’s leaders in the Dow Jones Sustainability Index because we consistently incorporate ecological and social criteria into our business processes and investment decisions.

The company generated total revenues of 148.5 billion euros and an operating profit of 13.4 billion euros for its more than 155,000 employees in 2021.

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