Prudential TV Commercial, 'The Prudential Gates Experiment'
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Thousands of people are in Washington, D.C. attending Prudential's Race for Retirement. Along the track, three gateways were set up that ask the runners questions about how prepared for retirement they feel and whether they could save an additional one percent of their incomes. The gateways have two openings that read "yes" and "no," and the participants run through the opening that corresponds to their answers. Social psychologist Daniel Gilbert urges viewers to go to the Race for Retirement we
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US: Seattle'
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Seattle, Washington, is home to people who enjoy coffee, tech and, unlike 51 percent of the country, retirement planning. These people seek a way to easily access their retirement planning information online and in one place. Prudential encourages you to talk to your employer for information about how its company can best serve your retirement needs.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Retirement: Tony Lopez'
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Tony Lopez has children and grandchildren who have plans for him now that he's retired. Prudential helps make sure he's ready.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The Action Gap Experiment'
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A group of young people is asked to mark on a wall with a paint roller at what age they think they should start saving for retirement. A group of older people is then asked to mark at what age they actually started saving, displaying a gap between the two ages. The gap shows why many people aren't prepared for retirement, and Prudential suggests that we save a little more today so that we are more prepared tomorrow.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US: Stonington, ME'
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According to Prudential, Stonington, Maine, has the highest rate of self-employment in the United States and half of the country may follow suit by 2020. But being self-employed like these lobster fishermen leave workers without employer benefits, and that's something Prudential wants to help with. Prudential encourages self-employed people to visit its website for assistance with planning a financial life.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Retirement: Beth and Rick Brown'
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Beth and Rick Brown remember their life when they were busy raising their children. Now that they've grown, the Browns turn to Prudential as they enter retirement.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The Prudential Balloons Experiment'
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Prudential asks people to write the things that they love to do most on yellow balloons. Then, the spokesman demonstrates the tough choice of giving half of them up when it's time to retire. Extra savings in the form of blue balloons come to the rescue.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US: Memphis, TN'
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For it's "The State of US" series, Prudential spotlights female business owners in Memphis, TN. The area is claimed to have the highest increase of women-owned businesses in the U.S. Real women admit that they deal with being moms and entrepreneurs. Prudential urges these women to increase their financial wellness by taking care of their businesses and families with its financial planning services.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Day One: Tony'
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Tony has been saving for retirement since he was 21. Find his story and more at Dayonestories.com
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US: Houston, TX'
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In Prudential's The State of US, Wellness Expert Alexandra Drane states that Houston, Texas is the city with the most millennial living at home, and more than one in four millennials are caregivers to a loved one. Prudential says that planning for the future together is financial wellness, so people should start thinking about their financial plan now.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The Prudential Walkways Experiment'
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Couples are asked how much money they think they'll need in retirement and Prudential calculates how many years it'll last in a walkways experiment. A light-up bar chart is used to show them just how far their money will stretch, and many are shocked to learn that their estimatation fell short of the average length of retirement. Prudential encourages us to plan for retirement income that lasts.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US: Orlando, FL'
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According to a wellness expert, Orlando, Florida is both the theme park capital of the world and the city with the highest growth in manufacturing jobs the U.S. Employees in this industry rely on their jobs as a paycheck, but also expect more in terms of benefits and financial security -- and this is the way it should be according to a supervisor. Prudential believes that keeping your people happy keeps your people and thus encourages you to inquire about its services today.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US: Loma Linda, CA'
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Loma Linda, California has one of the highest life expectancy rates in the country, but Prudential wants to know how people in this town stay financially well for all those extra years. A resident explains that you have to start planning for your retirement as early as possible and Prudential adds that everyone should be planning finances for at least 18 years after retirement. For more information on financial wellness and retirement planning, you can visit the Prudential website.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The Race for Retirement'
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Thousands of people are in Washington D.C. attending Prudential's Race for Retirement, in which the runners pledge to save an additional one percent of their incomes. Social psychologist Daniel Gilbert urges viewers to go to the Race for Retirement website and take the pledge themselves.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Thanking Our New Heroes'
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Prudential thanks all of the heroes working on the front line to move our nation forward.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The State of US'
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Prudential sets out to find the people who are rising above their challenges to tell their untold stories. One man says he doesn't see himself retiring while another woman says she regrets not saving up. From the city with the highest self-employment rate to the smallest town in America, Prudential says that together we can overcome the financial challenges we all face.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Better Days'
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If you're at home wondering about your financial future, Prudential says it has over 90 years of investment experience with experts available through video chat or phone to help guide you in your decisions. The insurance company also provides online tools, e-signatures and no medical exam is required for those seeking a life insurance policy.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Do What You Love'
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Prudential asked people, "If you could do something you really love, what would you do?" Your retirement should bring you to the answer. Prudential can help prepare you for retirement. Let's prepare today to do what we love tomorrow.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'The Prudential Dominoes Experiment'
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Prudential challenged people to make an impact on their retirement fund with just the money in their pocket for the Retirement Challenge. If you put that money towards your retirement fund everyday for twenty, thirty years, it creates a domino effect to conquer your retirement fund.
Prudential TV Commercial, 'Age Stickers'
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Professor Daniel Gilbert asked people a simple question: How old is the oldest person you've known? Although people are living longer, the official retirement has not changed. Make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all the years ahead with Prudential.