Talk Money Week

Talk Money Week is an annual campaign to get the nation talking about money. Talk Money Week 2020 will take place on 9-13 November.

Despite the COVID-19 crisis affecting our finances, 9 in 10 UK adults – that’s 47 million of us – don’t find it any easier to talk about money, or don’t even discuss it at all.

Everyone has money worries – and for many, current affairs in 2020 have made these worse – but just as you can take actions to improve your physical health, you can take some simple steps to feel more in control of your financial wellbeing too.

 

TALK DEBT

Over the past 12-months Citizens Advice Mid Mercia helped over 1800 people in South Derbyshire and Derby City manage their debts.

If you, like thousands of others, are struggling to keep on top of your finances and find that you are falling behind, the Money Advice Service are here to help. Talking about debts can be a big first step for some, but once they do, many of our clients report feeling less stressed and more in control.

For more information and to find out how to get in touch click here

 

TALK BUDGETING

Money Sorted in D2N2 provides confidential one to one tailored support for people in South Derbyshire who are:

• Experiencing financial difficulty
• Currently unemployed or economically active
• Looking to enter job search or access training

It enables individuals to take control, build their confidence, learn new skills and help them tackle problems to improve their financial well-being.

For more information and to find out how to get in touch click here

 

TALK DIGITAL

As COVID-19 has forced more and more of us into our homes and behind our computer screens, paper forms and applications are becoming a thing of the past and those without digital access or skills risk being left behind.

Our Digital Learning and Online Support team is specially designed to support you in all your online needs

For more information and to find out how to get in touch click here

 

TALK HELP

If you need help but you’re not sure what kind, just ask! Call our dedicated adviceline on 0300 330 9002

For further information on what to expect from this call click here