Cost of Living Resources - Energy Costs

Below you can find information on the various support available to help with rising energy and living costs.

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Latest campaigns

Click here to learn about our latest campaigns, and how you can get involved as a supporter.
Supporters FAQ

Here, we address common questions and provide helpful information for individuals who want to support our organisation and get involved in our mission to promote financial wellbeing for the people of Scotland.
Ways to stay informed

At Money Advice Scotland, we believe that knowledge is power when it comes to promoting financial wellbeing. Click here to learn how to stay informed about key financial issues, upcoming events, and opportunities to get involved with our organisation.
Why we need supporters

While our core membership base consists of individuals who provide free money and debt advice services, the support of individuals and organisations who stand behind our mission is equally vital.

Policy Brief - Empowering Women, Erasing Debt

To mark International Women's Day 2024, and address the gender disparities in debt in Scotland, we have produced this policy brief which draws on key findings and statistics to highlight the need to alleviate the financial challenges encountered by women.
Dignity First: Our approach to silencing stigmatising language in money and debt

Dive into the details of our journey to the Dignity First campaign. See our comprehensive report detailing our approach to silencing stigma and why language holds the key to doing so.
Challenge Poverty Week 2023

A selection of resources produced for Challenge Poverty Week October 2023, focusing on adequate incomes and addressing the issues of low pay, poverty, and debt.
FCA Consumer Duty Resources 2023

In late July 2023, the Financial Conduct Authority produced a new Consumer Duty. At Money Advice Scotland we have created a selection of resources to help individuals understand their rights as a consumer.
Cost of Living Report - December 2022

This report sets out asks and causes for concern in response to the evidence gathered around the impact of the cost-of-living crisis on people in Scotland.