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Responding to Economic Abuse: A National Debt & Money Advice Conference

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Start: 18^th June, 2026 at 9:00am

End: 18^th June, 2026 at 4:30pm

Published: 18^th March, 2026

Updated: 13^th April, 2026

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Location: Crowne Plaza, Glasgow, G3 8QT
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Responding to Economic Abuse - A National Money and Debt Advice Conference

Over 200 debt advisers, support workers, policy makers and sector leaders from across the country will be coming together on Thursday 18 June, to strengthen understanding of the complex impact of economic abuse and coercive control across the debt advice sector. Delivered by Money Advice Scotland and Financially Included, GEMAP Scotland Ltd, the conference is the first of its kind to be held in Scotland. Read more
Money Advice Scotland's Scottish Parliament Election Response

As the national membership body for money advisers in Scotland, Money Advice Scotland looks forward to working constructively with the Scottish Government and MSPs from all parties over the coming parliamentary term. Read more
Money Advice Scotland launches ‘Adviser-Only Helpline’ campaign

Today (Monday 16 March) Money Advice Scotland is launching its ‘Adviser-Only Helpline’ campaign, encouraging service providers and creditors to provide dedicated contact routes for accredited money and debt advisers. The campaign aims to give stakeholders a clear understanding of the challenges money and debt advisers face and the impact these challenges have on people in debt. Read more