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Talk Money Week: How to get started

Wondering where to start? Our communications kit includes social media graphics and banners. There is also template copy for your social media channels, intranet and email newsletters.

Our Talk Money Week 2025 participation pack offers ways to tailor your activities to your sector and audiences.

  • Talk Money on social media
  • Use our social media graphics
  • Talk Money on your intranet and in emails
  • Share the Talk Money Week poster
  • Share your plans with local media

Talk Money on social media

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 #StartTheConversation to tell us about the money chats you’ve initiated.

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Use our social media graphics

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


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  • Facebook
  • LinkedIn (company cover)
  • LinkedIn (personal cover)
  • X (formerly Twitter)
  • YouTube
Social media graphic for Talk Money Week with text 'Start the conversation'

Transparent overlays

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


Download and share our transparent overlays

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  • Facebook
  • Instagram
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Template #TalkMoney posts

Just copy and paste these posts into your social media channels:
  • We’re supporting #TalkMoney Week. Help us tackle the stigma this 3-7 November and #StartTheConversation about money. How will you be getting involved?
  • #TalkMoney Week is here! Looking for ways to #StartTheConversation with friends, family or colleagues? Here are some ideas: https://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/family-and-care/talk-money
  • This #TalkMoney week, we’re encouraging people of all ages and backgrounds to talk openly about their money and finances. How will you #StartTheConversation? Let us know in the comments.
  • It can be difficult for people to #TalkMoney. If you’re not sure where to begin, @MoneyHelperUK can help you #StartTheConversation: https://www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/family-and-care/talk-money/how-to-have-a-conversation-about-money
  • It’s never too early to start thinking about your pension. That’s why we’re sharing @MoneyHelperUK’s range of free and impartial pensions guides:
    www.moneyhelper.org.uk/pensions
  • Did you know that @MoneyHelperUK’s budget planner can help you to manage your finances? Try it for free #TalkMoney #StartTheConversation www.moneyhelper.org.uk/en/everyday-money/budgeting/budget-planner
  • #TalkMoney Week is a great opportunity to #StartTheConversation and improve your financial wellbeing. Make sure you join us for [event/ webinar/ conversation etc] and learn how to [topic]. Sign up here: [insert your sign-up link].
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Talk Money on your intranet and in emails

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

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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 start the conversation 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 #StartTheConversation to improve financial wellbeing using the guidance available on MoneyHelper.

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Share the Talk Money Week poster

Share or print our Talk Money poster to help start the conversation.

Download the Talk Money Week poster (PDF, 1.4MB)

Share your plans with local media

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

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