The public are being asked to ‘do one thing’ to improve their financial wellbeing.
As part of the Money and Pensions Service’s Talk Money Week which ends on Friday, Shropshire’s savings and loans co-operative Just Credit Union is asking everyone to get involved in what could be something major, like creating an in-depth budget, or something smaller, such as opening a savings account for something special in 2024.
Money Week aims to reduce the stigma around money by encouraging conversations among everyone, from families and friends to colleagues and communities. Steve Barras, Development Officer at Just Credit Union, said: “Whatever people choose to do, Just Credit Union is also asking people to talk to others about what they are doing, and why, in the hope of inspiring them to join in too.
“We all find it difficult to talk about money, but those who do make better informed and less risky financial decisions, feel less stressed or anxious and more in control, have stronger personal relationships, and help their children form good lifetime money habits.
Steve added: “Talk Money Week is also a great opportunity to celebrate the work we do to help people who live in our community get more control of their finances reduce their stress and take control of their money.”
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