Talking about money
Money is often considered a taboo subject. But given most aspects of our lives are affected by our finances in some way or another, not talking about money can cause problems. Sometimes figuring things out and getting a different perspective can be much easier if you've got a little help.
Did you know?
The most financially comfortable Brits are the ones who are most willing to talk about money.
Source: YouGov 2025.
Help is at hand
The Money and Pensions' Money Helper service has lots of tips to help you start conversations about money with friends and family.
Talking about money to your partner
Talking about money to your kids
Talking about money to your friends
Talking about money to your family
Conversations about money
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Real life situations to help you see how talking about money can be beneficial to you and your loved one’s overall health and wellbeing.
If it's not safe to talk about money
If someone other than yourself controls access to your money, or runs up debt in your name, it's financial abuse. But there's no need to struggle alone. The Money and Pensions' Money Helper service has support to help you.