Money Advice Scotland

Money Advice Scotland Registered charity: SC005663 The organisation is a registered charity, with clear charitable objectives.

Money Advice Scotland (MAS) is the national umbrella organisation that promotes the development of free, independent, impartial, confidential money (debt) advice and financial inclusion. Money Advice Scotland (MAS) is the national umbrella organisation which promotes the development of free, independent, impartial, confidential money (debt) advice and financial inclusion. Established in 1989, by a grant by the then Scottish Consumer Council, now Consumer Focus Scotland, this laid down the foundation for an organisation which is well known in Scotland, and beyond.

29/09/2026

Adviser-Only Helplines = better outcomes for everyone. You can find out more about why we are calling on creditors and service providers to introduce Adviser-Only Helplines by following the link in the comments 👇️

In our fourth and final blog in the Shared Responsibility for Workplace Wellbeing series, our Workforce Wellbeing Office...
28/09/2026

In our fourth and final blog in the Shared Responsibility for Workplace Wellbeing series, our Workforce Wellbeing Officer, Chris, discusses the role of national organisations, funders and commissioners. You can read the blog by following the link in the comments 👇️

Throughout UK Savings Week (21-27 September) we’ve been sharing some useful resources to help you . An Individual Savin...
25/09/2026

Throughout UK Savings Week (21-27 September) we’ve been sharing some useful resources to help you .

An Individual Savings Account (ISA) is a tax-free way to save or invest your money and depending on the type of ISA you chose, your money can earn interest or be invested. Find out more in our simple guide to saving with an ISA by following the link in the comments 👇️ https://canva.link/uk-isa-sep26

This UK Savings Week (21-27 September) we want to help you by sharing some useful resources. If you are looking to buy...
23/09/2026

This UK Savings Week (21-27 September) we want to help you by sharing some useful resources.

If you are looking to buy your first home or save for retirement, a UK Government Lifetime Individual Savings Account (LISA) may be a good option for you. It allows you to save up to £4000 each tax year towards your first home or retirement, with the Government adding a 25% bonus to your savings. Find out more about the LISA savings scheme by following the link in the comments 👇️

We are running another 'Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector Practitioners' course on Monday 2...
22/09/2026

We are running another 'Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector Practitioners' course on Monday 28 September. This free course is open to everyone, with a special focus on those in supportive roles. It provides participants with valuable insights into the link between financial wellbeing and overall wellbeing. The course also explores practical methods to integrate money guidance and financial education into their services, helping their clients take meaningful steps toward financial stability and confidence. To find out more and book a place, follow the link in the comments.

It’s UK Savings Week – 21- 27 September – and we want to help you by sharing some useful resources. The UK Government ...
21/09/2026

It’s UK Savings Week – 21- 27 September – and we want to help you by sharing some useful resources.

The UK Government Help to Save Scheme is an initiative designed to support individuals on low incomes, particularly those receiving Universal Credit. To find out more about the scheme and how you can benefit from the valuable tax-free bonuses follow the link in the comments 👇️

At Money Advice Scotland we support SCVO's calls for a funding landscape that is fair, flexible, sustainable, and access...
17/09/2026

At Money Advice Scotland we support SCVO's calls for a funding landscape that is fair, flexible, sustainable, and accessible to ensure organisations can provide the services and projects crucial to Scotland’s communities.

You can read about SCVO’s package of asks by following the link in the comments 👇️

There are still a few places remaining for our upcoming 'Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector ...
16/09/2026

There are still a few places remaining for our upcoming 'Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector Practitioners' session on Wednesday 23 September. This free course is for anyone working directly with people within the third sector who does not necessarily provide money advice but would benefit from feeling more confident in talking to their service users about money worries they may have. Book your place by following the link in the comments 👇️ https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/an-intro-to-financial-wellbeing-training-for-third-sector-practitioners-tickets-1997458071863

It's Pension Awareness Week 2026 and here at Money Advice Scotland we are hosting an Ask the Expert Webinar where our Fi...
14/09/2026

It's Pension Awareness Week 2026 and here at Money Advice Scotland we are hosting an Ask the Expert Webinar where our Financial Wellbeing Lead, Marlena McFarlane, will be joined by Jordan Mushet from Pivotal Financial Planning to discuss understanding pensions and retirement planning. The free webinar will take place online on Wednesday 16 September at 1pm - book your place by following the link in the comments 👇️

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Glasgow

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 6pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 6pm
Thursday 8:30am - 6pm
Friday 8:30am - 6pm

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+441415720237

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