Let’s Talk: Breaking the Money Taboo –
Talk Money Week Webinar
Talking about money shouldn’t feel awkward, but for many of us, it still does. Whether it’s discussing budgeting with your partner, teaching kids about money, or opening up about financial stress with family and friends, money conversations are often avoided due to discomfort, fear, or stigma.
This Talk Money Week, join our financial wellbeing webinar designed to help you break the money taboo and build confidence in having open, honest, and healthy money conversations.
What You’ll Learn in This Financial Wellbeing Webinar
- Why Talking About Money Matters – Understand the emotional and financial impact of avoiding money conversations and how open dialogue can improve relationships and reduce financial stress.
- How to Start a Money Conversation – Learn actionable strategies and conversation starters to help you talk about money without shame, guilt, or awkwardness.
Key Financial Topics Discussed:
- With Partners: Budgeting, saving goals, debt, and financial planning
- With Kids: Teaching financial literacy, spending habits, and saving
- With Family: Supporting loved ones, care plans, Wills and Power of Attorney
- With Friends: Navigating social spending, money mindset, and financial boundaries
How do employers benefit?
Offering this financial wellbeing webinar during Talk Money Week is a powerful way for employers to support their workforce with something that’s both practical and impactful. Money worries are one of the leading causes of stress, and employees often look to their workplace for guidance.
By helping staff build financial confidence and learn how to have open, healthy money conversations with partners, children, and loved ones; you’re not just improving their personal lives, you’re also investing in a more focused, resilient, and engaged workforce. Reducing financial stress leads to fewer absences, better mental health, and increased productivity. It’s a smart, proactive step toward creating a financially empowered and emotionally supported team.
Why attend?
- Gain practical financial education from trusted experts
- Improve your financial confidence and communication skills
- Support your mental and financial wellbeing
- Be part of the national movement to normalise money conversations
Providing easily-understood information to help everyone ‘move forwards’ with their finances. The session is designed to be fun and interactive, and attendees will receive planners to take away to help them become ‘better with money’.