Bajaj Allianz launches the first unique and innovative tax campaign

Tuesday, December 15, 2009
By Read it India News Bureau

Bajaj Allianz today announced the launch of its innovative ‘Tax Campaign’ in 30 cities simultaneously across the country. Based on the premise – “Meet-Save-Smile”, a Hi-tech Van branded as Tax Emergency Van will travel across the cities to disseminate information on tax planning. The hi-tech van equipped with all the resources for solving tax related queries on the spot, Bajaj Allianz intends to reach out to as many people in the country to help them resolve tax related issues and create awareness about the urgency of tax planning. This is the first ever 360o activation campaign for Tax planning by an Insurance company.

Mr. E.C.J. Augustine, Head of Sales, Bajaj Allianz Life Insurance, said, “This is the most innovative way of informing customers about the tax planning process. We provide an end-end solution of advising the best possible tax saving plan and also provide a facility where they can purchase the policies at the location itself.”

Speaking on the occasion, Mr. Akshay Mehrotra, Head – Marketing, Bajaj Allianz, said “We had taken a holistic view of how people go through their tax planning process. We decided to engage and help them not only to save their taxes but also customize it to their needs by having a dedicated tax consultant, whereby they can decide the best possible life or health insurance policy then and there itself. So it is a kind of ‘meet-save-smile’ approach to tax planning. To do this we have a hi-tech van with LCDs, tax consultants and our own staff to take them through the entire process or advice and purchase. ”

The most hi-tech – ‘Tax Emergency Van’ would travel in key catchment areas of the cities in order to create awareness and help people to save taxes through Bajaj Allianz policies. One can save up to Rs. 30,900 (u/s 80C, 80CCC @ 30.90% of investment up to Rs. 1,00,000/-) + Rs. 10,815 (u/s 80D** @30.90% of investment up to Rs.35,000). The van would be fabricated to look like an ambulance so as to magnify the importance and urgency of tax planning. A total of 4 vans would be employed for the simultaneous road shows across the country. As the van enters a city it will be reinforced by various activities like games, contests leaflet distribution, one to one interaction with the local populace and much more. Each van will have approx 10 people comprising of 1- MC, 2- Promoters, 1- Supervisor, 2- Bajaj Allianz Tax Consultants / 1 SM and 5 Super agent equipped to offer solutions to all your tax related queries.

Bajaj Allianz ‘Tax van Campaign’ aims to protect you and your family from the financial risks, assist you with tax related issues and investments and allows you a tension free life.

Bajaj Allianz “Tax Emergency? Mujhe Bulaiye” TV Campaign commences from 3rd December onwards. The 360o activation campaign includes radio activities in the city where the vans are present, apart from reaching out to 60 companies and around 30 malls within the country. The event is a novel initiative to interact and reach out directly to customers. The ‘Tax Emergency Van’ is entirely equipped to protect the citizens from the ups and downs of life, turbulent market conditions and the uncertainties of life.

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