Accessibility statement
Money Advice Scotland is committed to making our website accessible to as many people as possible.
We want everyone to be able to access our information, resources and services regardless of technology, ability or circumstance.
We aim to follow recognised accessibility good practice and the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2, which provide internationally recognised standards for accessible web content.
Using this website
We aim to make the website easy to:
navigate using a keyboard;
access using screen readers and other assistive technologies;
read using clear language and logical page structures;
zoom and resize without losing important information;
use across different devices and screen sizes; and
understand through clear headings, links and alternative text for images where appropriate.
How accessible is this website?
We are reviewing and testing the accessibility of our new website.
We will update this statement with the results of accessibility testing, including any areas that do not fully meet accessibility standards and the actions we are taking to address them.
Documents and downloads
We aim to make documents published on our website accessible wherever reasonably possible.
Some older documents or documents produced by third parties may not be fully accessible.
If you require a document or information from our website in a different or more accessible format, please contact us.
Reporting an accessibility problem
If you experience difficulty using this website, find information that is not accessible, or have suggestions about how we could improve accessibility, please contact us.
Email:
info@moneyadvicescotland.org.uk
Post:
Money Advice Scotland
Redwood House
5 Redwood Crescent
East Kilbride
Glasgow
G74 5PA
Please tell us which page or resource you are having difficulty accessing and, where possible, the format you require.
Our commitment to improvement
We will continue to review the accessibility of our website and make improvements where issues are identified.