Membership

Money Advice Scotland champions the continuing development of free, impartial, and confidential money advice. We currently have around 150 members comprising organisations and individuals from local authorities, Citizens Advice Bureaux and voluntary organisations, who all provide money advice. Other members who are supportive of our objectives include insolvency practitioners, and creditor and debt collection organisations.

Why become a member

Find out about the benefits of becoming a member of Money Advice Scotland. Read more

Types of membership

Find out about the different types of membership we offer. Read more

Apply to become a member

Apply to become a member of Money Advice Scotland. Read more

Latest

MATRICS - new debt advice training programme from 1st April

From 1st April, the way we deliver debt adviser training in Scotland will be changing. Citizens Advice Scotland and Money Advice Scotland have designed a new blended learning programme for debt advice training and CPD in Scotland as part of their MATRICS partnership.
Policy forum
Introducing our new CEO

Introducing our new CEO, Peter Costello. In his own words, Peter tells us about his background and his hopes for MAS.
Goodbye from Yvonne

On her last day at MAS, Yvonne MacDermid OBE reflects on her career with the organisation.

Accessibility
Falkirk Council's Standards Support Journey

Through our Standards Support service, we guide organisations through a range of quality assurance standards, including the Scottish National Standards for Information and Advice Providers. Kenny Bowie, Senior Debt Advice Officer at Falkirk Council has written a blog on his experience of our Standards Support service.
Coronavirus update 21.5.20

Coronavirus (Scotand) (No 2) Bill explained
Update from our CEO regarding Coronavirus

Read our CEO's update on how Money Advice Scotland is handling the current situation regarding Coronavirus.
Focusing on wellbeing

Recent months have highlighted the importance of looking after mental health and wellbeing, particularly in the workplace. People working in advice may be accustomed to dealing with clients in crisis, but the coronavirus situation brings unprecedented challenges to an already stressful and demanding role. This post launches our wellbeing focus campaign.
Coronavirus update 17.4.20

New FCA measures covering personal loans, credit cards, and overdrafts.
Coronavirus: dealing with debt and money worries

If you’ve been impacted by coronavirus, whether it’s because you’ve lost some or all of your income, or your household bills have increased, it’s important to know what you can do to help with your debt and money worries.
Our new financial capability webinars

Our financial capability team has developed two new series of webinars to help promote financial wellbeing.
Coronavirus update 2.4.20

A summary of the key updates relating to coronavirus including the Coronavirus (Scotland) Bill, and changes to recording in credit reports.
Wellbeing round-up

Following our Adviser Perspectives on a Workforce Strategy research, our new wellbeing project will undertake further research to address some of the findings. This blog outlines how advisers can help look after their wellbeing during the pandemic.