Wondering where to start? Our communications kit includes social media graphics, banners and a poster. There is also template copy for your social media channels, intranet and email newsletters, as well as a form for you to share your Talk Money Week plans.
Our Talk Money WeekOpens in a new window 2023 participation pack, due to be released shortly, 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.
Download social media graphics
Use these social media cover banners to showcase your support:
Download our Talk Money Week banners
Share these graphics to let people know what ‘one thing’ you’re doing this Talk Money Week and encourage others to do the same:
Download and share Do One Thing graphics
Let people know where they can find support by linking to free, impartial and government-backed MoneyHelper guidance via your internal or external channels.
This week we’re supporting #TalkMoney Week, designed to get us all talking more about the pennies in our pocket, our thoughts and feelings around money, and how and where to get help if and when you need it.
Quite often, it’s just saying the words out loud that’s the hardest part. So, we're asking you to Do One Thing to help take the first step: check the cost of living guides available on the MoneyHelperOpens in a new window website.
Research shows that people who talk about money:
Building money conversations into our everyday lives also helps us build financial confidence and resilience to face whatever the future throws at us.
Download our MoneyHelper poster
Share or print our Talk Money poster to help signpost to MoneyHelper services.
This dedicated toolkit for schools includes information and resources to help you promote the financial wellbeing of your pupils and students, during Talk Money Week and beyond.
Here are some assets you can use to promote your Talk Money Week activities in an education setting:
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.
Talk Money Week is a fantastic opportunity to invite your local MP or elected representatives (such as MSPs, MSs, mayors, or councillors) to see the vital contribution you’re making to financial wellbeing in the community.
To make it as easy as possible to invite your MP or elected representative, we’ve provided a template visit plan and email invitation below.