Talk Money Week: How to get started

Our Talk Money WeekOpens in a new window 2024 participation pack offers ways to tailor your activities to your sector and audiences.

Use social media to tell people why you’re supporting Talk Money Week, and showcase the support or services you already offer.

Use the hashtags #TalkMoney and #DoOneThing to tell us about the ‘one thing’ you’re asking people to do. 

Use our social media graphics on your own channels to celebrate Talk Money Week.

• We’re pleased to be supporting #TalkMoney Week, to help break down barriers and get people of all ages talking about money. #DoOneThing and join the conversation!
• It’s Talk Money Week! Not sure how to get involved? Simply #DoOneThing and that's #TalkMoney with a friend, family or colleague. Here’s some help to get you started:
  https://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/family-and-care/talk-money/how-to-have-a-conversation-about-money
• This #TalkMoney Week, we’re encouraging our [employees/service users] to seek support for any money worries they might be having. 
• We’re helping our team to improve their #FinancialWellbeing by sharing @MoneyHelperUK’s pensions guides, so they’re clued up about what’s right for them. #TalkMoney
  www.moneyhelper.org.uk/pensions
• Did you know that @MoneyHelperUK can provide free and impartial money guidance, and have a whole range of guides and tools available to help you manage your money? #TalkMoney
  www.moneyhelper.org.uk
• #TalkMoney Week is the chance to tackle the stigma of money worries to help improve people’s #FinancialWellbeing. What one thing will you be doing? Let us know in the comments.
• This week we’re encouraging people from all backgrounds to #TalkMoney. If you #DoOneThing. Make sure you join us for [event/ webinar/ conversation etc] and learn how to [topic]. Sign up here: [insert your sign up link].

Create social media graphics relevant to your sector or workplace by using these transparent overlays on top of your own photos:

Let people know where they can find support by linking to free, impartial and government-backed MoneyHelper guidance via your internal or external channels.

We’re supporting Talk Money Week, which aims to break down barriers and make it easier for people to share their thoughts and feelings about money.

It can be difficult to talk about money. That’s why #TalkMoney Week is a great opportunity to kickstart a conversation with friends, family or colleagues. In fact, building money conversations into our everyday lives can help us build the financial confidence and resilience needed to face whatever the future has in store for us.

If you’re not sure where to start, why not #DoOneThing to improve financial wellbeing and use one of the free tools and calculatorsOpens in a new window available on MoneyHelper.

We want to know how you’re supporting Talk Money Week, so that we can share and celebrate your involvement.

Whether it’s a social media post, a live event, a full-blown campaign or by putting a poster in your workplace, or anything in between, use the form linked below to let us know.

Engage local, trade or national press with the work you’re doing to help people talk about money using our press release template.

Also see

• Find out more about Talk Money WeekOpens in a new window