Every year in the UK, there’s a special week called Talk Money Week. It’s all about making it easy for people to talk about money. Talking about money can be hard, but during this week, everyone is encouraged to have open conversations about their finances.
Talk Money Week happens in November, and lots of different groups and schools join in. They organize events and workshops to help people learn about things like saving, budgeting, and understanding credit (which is like how you borrow money).
The goal of Talk Money Week is to make talking about money normal and not something to be shy about. Many people feel awkward discussing money, but it’s important because it helps us make good choices. By talking openly, we can learn how to save money, plan for the future, and deal with debts.
When we talk about money, we can make better decisions, and that’s what Talk Money Week is all about. It helps everyone, from families to individuals, be smarter about their finances and be ready for whatever comes their way.
To find out what’s happening in Wakefield during Talk Money Week and other local organisations that can help you with your finances, visit…
Wakefield Citizens Advice – Citizens Advice Wakefield District offers free, confidential, impartial advice to anyone who lives in the Wakefield Metropolitan District. https://wakefielddistrictcab.co.uk/
Money Smart – Money Smart is a free Council service to help you become smarter at managing your money and making the most of your income. https://www.wakefield.gov.uk/housing/saving-energy/money-smart/
Cashwise – Cash Wise support is available to all WDH tenants and also any family with children aged under 12 living in the Wakefield district.