TD’s research showed 78% of Canadian parents thought they hadn’t done a great job teaching their kids about financial responsibility. To give them a hand, TD reinvented the piggy bank to help kids visualize what they can buy with a bit of planning. Posters bore templates of video game controllers, guitars and other toys, with each design laid out as holes that fit certain coins. Once the design was completely filled in with loonies, toonies and quarters, kids would have enough cash to buy what they wanted. Distributed during Financial Literacy Month, the posters served as a teaching tool for parents and an activity for kids to develop life skills.