Looking for inspiration? Our participation pack and communications kit have everything you need to get going: social media banners, posters, video and more. Whatever activity you’re planning for Talk Money Week, big or small, it can help people feel more confident with their finances – It All Counts.
For ideas on how to use the materials, download our Talk Money Week participation pack. Then take a look at the social media graphics and conversation starters below.
Show why you're supporting Talk Money Week and the support, services, or activities you offer. Use #TalkMoney to share the money conversations you're helping to start.
Make sure you tag us in your Talk Money Week posts on X @MoneyPensionsUK and LinkedIn @MoneyPensionsService.
Download these social media graphics to use across your channels. (The Welsh graphics are available on the Welsh version of this page).
Cover banners (JPG, 1500x500)
Newsfeed posts (JPG, 1080x1080)
Story posts (JPG, 1080x1920)
Share or embed our video (16:9).
Let people know that you're supporting Talk Money Week and where they can find support via your internal or external channels.
Use this copy to tell people in your organisation about Talk Money Week.
This 2–6 November, we’re supporting Talk Money Week. Talking about money can feel difficult, but it can help us feel less stressed, more in control and more confident about our financial decisions.
Small actions can make a big difference. From setting a monthly budget or comparing energy prices, to talking through bills over a cuppa, it all counts.
Join us for [event/webinar/conversation] to learn more about [topic]. Sign up here: [insert your sign-up link].
If you need help starting a money conversation, or want free and impartial guidance, head to www.moneyhelper.org.uk.
Share or print our Talk Money posters in your workspaces.
Engage local, trade or national press with the work you’re doing to help people talk about money using our press release template.