Help your constituents to Talk Money
Talk Money Week (2-6 November) is an excellent opportunity to encourage open conversation around money in your constituency, and to get your constituents the financial support they need.
Find out how you can make the most of this week and help your constituents to start talking money. 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.
Talk Money on social media
Use social media to tell the public why you’re supporting Talk Money Week and showcase the support or services available in your area.
Use the hashtag #TalkMoney to tell us - and others – It All Counts.
Use our social media graphics
Use our pre-made social media graphics on your own channels, including cover banners, newsfeed posts, story posts and a video.
You can view all the available resources on our communications toolkit.
Use our template posts
- When we talk about money, we feel a little less stressed and more in control. And above all we feel more confident making good decisions about our money. That's why we're supporting #TalkMoney Week
- When it comes to money, small actions can make a big difference. That's why this #TalkMoney Week, we're encouraging everyone to think about one manageable thing they can do for their finances.
- It can be difficult for people to #TalkMoney. If you're not sure where to begin, @MoneyHelperUK can help you: www.moneyhelper.org.uk/conversation-about-money
- This #TalkMoney Week, why not check in on your pension and retirement plans. @MoneyHelperUK has a range of free, government-backed pensions guides to help you take the next step: www.moneyhelper.org.uk/pensions
Our participation pack contains key information on how businesses, local government and community organisations, and more can engage with Talk Money Week. This includes ways to tailor activities to different sector and audiences, and conversation starters to help people start talking money.
Share the pack with your own networks to encourage them to join in with Talk Money Week in your area.
Download the participation packOpens in a new window (PDF, 2MB)
Our MoneyHelperOpens in a new window service can help to put your constituents in control of their money with free, impartial help that’s quick to find, easy to use and backed by government.
It has a range of tools and guides that can help your constituents with their everyday money troubles, as well as planning for the future. The tools below are just some of those that you could signpost towards.