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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. Our priorities for the next few years are outlined in our plan. 

Supporting money advisers 

We’re a membership organisation and provide training, events, and resources to the money advice sector. To find out about becoming a member please click here. We aim to ensure that money advisers have a platform to report social policy concerns via our evidence base as well as access to training to ensure they are equipped to carry out their important role. We offer various other types of support for professionals to help advisers thrive at a time when demand for advice is increasing.

Helping people in debt 

We believe everyone in debt deserves to be treated fairly. Debt can happen to anyone and we understand how it can affect someone’s life which is why we are always working towards securing fairer practices for people in debt.

We have a range of resources for people going through the debt advice process including debt terms explained, various debt guides, help finding your closest free advice agency, and benefits calculator.

Influencing policy 

We work to be a strong voice for consumers and people in debt in Scotland by identifying detriment and acting on it. By working closely with our members, we can identify causes of harm to consumers at an early stage. We also provide a strong and persuasive voice for the advice sector, ensuring that our members’ views are heard. 

Improving financial wellbeing 

We believe everyone has the right to make informed financial decisions and so we work to help people improve their financial wellbeing by delivering money guidance workshops to schools, colleges, and workplaces across Scotland. Learn more about our financial wellbeing work.


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Published: 23rd July, 2019

Updated: 11th November, 2025

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