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Is this the way to encourage regular savings?

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  • Is this the way to encourage regular savings?

    http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/new...cle2835641.ece

    TOKYO An “exploding” piggy bank is to go on sale in Japan next week – designed to encourage people to save. The battery-powered device, in the form of a cartoon-style ball-shaped black bomb with a skull and crossbones logo, lights up, makes a noise, shakes violently and scatters its coins if it is not topped up regularly.
    “Users must pick up and collect the scattered coins and reflect on their laziness,” a spokesman for Tomy, the manufacturer, said. Japan has the world’s oldest population and there are fears for the financial security of the elderly. (AFP)

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