Paisley-based Right Way Credit Union is supporting Talk Money Week 2025, a national campaign encouraging people across the UK to have more open and confident conversations about money.
Running from Monday 3rd to Friday 7th November, the initiative is led by MoneyHelper and the Money and Pensions Service under this year’s theme, Start the Conversation.
The campaign aims to break down the stigma around discussing finances, with the goal of helping people make better decisions, feel more in control, and build stronger financial habits for the future.
Right Way Credit Union, which has its headquarters on Paisley High Street, says that simple, honest conversations about money can make a big difference — whether it’s saving for the future, borrowing affordably, or managing day-to-day finances.
Across the UK, a range of events and activities will take place during the week, including online webinars, local workshops, and community drop-ins where people can chat about budgeting and money management in a supportive environment. Some employers will also be hosting financial wellbeing sessions, highlighting the benefits of payroll saving schemes.
Anyone looking to learn more about Talk Money Week can visit maps.org.uk/talk-money-week, and more information about Right Way Credit Union’s services is available at www.rwcu.co.uk.
Right Way Credit Union has branches at 41 High Street, Paisley; 24 Kilblain Street, Greenock; and 14 John Wood Street, Port Glasgow.
What’s happening during Talk Money Week
Across the UK, a range of activities will take place both online and in local communities, including:
- Online sessions and webinars covering topics like pensions, savings confidence, and the link between money and wellbeing
- In-person workshops run by local organisations to help people build everyday money skills
- Community drop-ins for informal chats about budgeting, planning, or getting advice in a supportive setting
- Employer events focusing on financial wellbeing at work, including payroll saving schemes
- To see what’s happening and how to get involved, visit maps.org.uk/talk-money-week