Membership

Money Advice Scotland champions the continuing development of free, impartial, and confidential money advice. We currently 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

Using Open Banking to Support the Advice Process

Can we alleviate some of the pressure on advisers by carrying out part of the early information gathering phases of client contact?

Research

Find out about our research.

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.

In-house Train the Trainer - Talking Money

The Financial Capability team is holding an in-house Talking Money session on Wednesday 29th January 2020. These sessions are ideal for staff and volunteers who discuss financial topics with groups and individuals. Talking Money will help staff develop their ability to promote financial wellbeing in a group setting, with a view to empowering service users and focusing on long-term remedies.

Accessibility

Falkirk Council's Standards Support Journey

What we do

Money Advice Scotland is Scotland’s money charity. We exist to help people in debt, support money advisers, and influence policy. Our mission is to be the driving force towards financial wellbeing for the people of Scotland.

Using Open Banking to Support the Advice Process

Can we alleviate some of the pressure on advisers by carrying out part of the early information gathering phases of client contact?

Research

Find out about our research.

Webchat

Access our webchat for help in getting debt advice.

Yvonne MacDermid

Chief Executive

Work out your income and expenditure

Our online tool can help you categorise your income and expenditure.

Wiseradviser

In collaboration with the Money Advice Trust and Citizens Advice Scotland, Wiseradviser offers a free-to-access training programme for advisers in Scotland.

Benefits calculator

Our online benefits calculator will tell you quickly and confidentially if there are any benefits you should be receiving.