Talk Money Week (3–7 November) is a national campaign run by the Money and Pensions Service to get everyone talking more openly about money.
Research shows that people who talk about money tend to feel less stressed, make more confident decisions and build healthier financial habits. And when we feel more in control of our money, we often feel better overall.
Talking about money can feel uncomfortable, but it doesn’t have to be. Whether it’s chatting with a colleague about saving for Christmas, sharing budgeting tips with friends, or checking in on your own spending habits – simply starting the conversation can make a big difference.
Start the conversation this week
Here are a few ways to get involved during Talk Money Week:
- Have a chat with a friend, family member or colleague about money goals or challenges.
- Try one of the free tools on MoneyHelper to help you budget or plan ahead.
- Explore the Money Toolkit here on our website for practical tips and guides on saving, borrowing and managing money with confidence.
How The Money Co-op can help
We’re an ethical, not-for-profit credit union that helps people make the most of their money and to build financial confidence.
By becoming a member, you can:
- Save straight from your pay each month, helping you build a regular saving habit effortlessly
- Access affordable loans if you’d like to borrow safely and affordably
- Get free money tips and support through the Money Toolkit the go-to place for simple, reliable financial guidance, as well as regular member newsletters, blogs and social media tips to help you feel money positive.
Whether you’re looking to save, borrow, or just get better with money, The Money Co-op offers a safe, supportive way to do it.
