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How to build a game for financial wellness: Peering inside Truist Long Game

  • Gamification can be very impactful when done right. It is specifically useful in encouraging behaviors like savings and building financial literacy.
  • Truist Long Game is built to encourage savings habits and financial literacy amongst its users, with the help of 9 arcade and puzzle like games as well as trivia.
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