Talk Money Week: 2-6 November 2026
Talk Money Week is an opportunity for everyone in the UK to start the conversation about their finances. Discover how to get your organisation involved.
What is Talk Money Week?
Talk Money Week is our yearly campaign encouraging people to have more open conversation about their finances – from pocket money to pensions – and to continue these conversations all year-round.
We invite organisations across the country, including employers, financial services and educators, to get involved with activities and events. It all helps people to feel more confident talking money – which is often the first step to a better financial future.
This year's theme
This year’s theme is It All Counts, focusing on realistic, manageable actions.
Many across the UK are feeling under pressure when it comes to their finances, often for reasons beyond their control. But when it comes to money, actions of all sizes can make a meaningful difference.
Whether it’s speaking to a lender before repayments become a problem, checking if you’re entitled to benefits you haven’t claimed, or starting a conversation about a money worry with someone you trust – It All Counts.
Talk Money Week participation pack
We'll be publishing the Talk Money Week participation pack soon. For now, you can:
- download last year's packOpens in a new window (PDF, 4.1MB), with ideas on how you can get involved
- sign up to our newsletterOpens in a new window, so that you'll get an update when this year's pack is published.
Why Talk Money?
With the current cost-of-living pressures, getting support for money worries is more important than ever.
Research shows that people who talk about money:
- make better and less risky financial decisions
- have stronger personal relationships
- help their children form good lifetime money habits
- feel less stressed or anxious and more in control.
Talking about money can help build financial confidence and resilience to face financial problems in the future.
How to get involved
The best way to get involved is by contacting the Partnerships Manager in your region or nation.
Who can join in with Talk Money Week?
We encourage all organisations to get involved with Talk Money Week, particularly if you:
- are an employer
- deliver financial services
- work in local government and housing
- are a community organisation
- work with children or families
- work in health or social care
- give the people you work with informal financial guidance.
Talk about money with friends and family
Use our online guides to help you start conversations about money with your family:
Looking for money or pensions help?
MoneyHelper is our consumer-facing money and pensions guidance service. It offers free, impartial information to people all across the UK, helping them towards better financial futures.
Rising bills, reduced income, job loss and everyday money worries can make it hard to know where to turn. MoneyHelper offers practical tools and resources to help people take control and find a way forward.
