Talk Money Week, from 2 to 6 November, is an opportunity for everyone in the UK to start the conversation about their finances.
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’.
All organisations are encouraged 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.
For further information please select the following link: Talk Money Week | Money and Pensions Service.
Every year, over £1 billion benefits go unclaimed in Wales. From Pension Credit and Carers’ Allowance to Personal Independence Payment and help paying your Council Tax bill. You could get extra money to help with living costs, even if you already claim benefits: Claim what's yours service | GOV.WALES.