Talk Money Week: when it comes to money, it all counts

Antony Price Partnership Manager

November 2026 PayPlan Blog #1

Talking about money isn’t always easy. Whether it’s worrying about bills, dealing with debt or simply trying to make your money stretch a little further, it can sometimes feel easier to keep it to yourself.

But this Talk Money Week, here at PayPlan, we want to remind everyone that you don’t need to have everything figured out before you take the first step. All it takes is one chat with a friendly adviser, in whatever way works for you, and you could be on the way to dealing with your debts in a manageable way.

This year’s theme is ‘It All Counts’, celebrating the small, realistic actions that can make a difference to our financial wellbeing. That could be checking what financial support you might be entitled to (we have handy calculators and guides for this!), taking a closer look at your budget using BudgetSmart, speaking to a lender before repayments become difficult, or simply telling someone you trust that money is worrying you.

At PayPlan, we know how powerful that first conversation can be. And we also know that everyone feels comfortable communicating in different ways.

That’s why you can talk to us on the phone, through Live Chat or by WhatsApp, so you can choose the option that feels right for you. Because taking control of your money doesn’t have to happen all at once.

If debt is something you’re worried about, you don’t have to deal with it alone. Whether you call us, start a Live Chat or send us a WhatsApp message, taking that first step could help you find a way forward.

If you’re interested in seeing how you could make the most of your money, check out BudgetSmart for top tips on how to save in almost all aspects of life. From childcare to grocery shopping and even legal bills or postage. 

This Talk Money Week, what’s one thing you could do? Because it all counts.

Worried about debt?

If you’re worried about money you don’t have to face it alone. Alongside free debt advice, our advisers can refer you through to our partner network to receive additional support.

We’re here to listen, without judgement, and help you explore the options available to you. If you’d like to find out what support could help in your situation, we’re ready to help.

If you are struggling with debts call us on 0800 072 1206. We’re open from 8am – 8pm Monday to Friday and 9am – 3pm on Saturdays.

Alternatively, you can visit our www.payplan.com/bfawu to speak to us via live chat or WhatsApp