Big Money Mondays: 10 Funny Financial Commercials
While skimming the New York Times this weekend, we came across this piece on the impending nationalization of the majority of American financial institutions. We didn’t see any problem with this, devout socialists that we are, until we realized that this would mean the demise of an oft-overlooked section of the advertising art sector. Sure, consumer goods commercials (like snack food spots) make for great advertainment, but banks, financial firms, insurance companies and the like make some great ads too. As this sector of the economy gets nationalized, Listicles’ looks back at some its greatest advertising outputs with these 10 Funny Financial Commercials.
Citi Bank’s Purchase Protection
Citi Bank’s “Identity Theft Series”
Wells Fargo’s “Someday” series
H & R Block’s “Willie Nelson Advice Doll”
H & R Block’s “Whispering Co-Workers”
Ameriquest “Don’t Judge Too Quickly” series
ETrade’s iBanking Baby
Capital One’s Viking Scourge
Capital One’s Viking Scourge Job Searching
Honorable Overseas Mention: Australia’s Commonwealth Bank
What recession? There’s no global financial recession coming. And if it does show up – which it totally won’t, mate – we’ll beat it to a pulp with our boomerang and flame-throwing, road-raging koala. Yeah!
[...] always enjoyed the old sort of bank ads, so divorced from any real risk or danger as their pre-financial crisis rhetoric sounded. Now, of [...]
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