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Money Advice Scotland January update
Money Advice Scotland’s schedule of upcoming events and updates are listed below. You can also keep up to date with Money Advice Scotland news and events through their website, TikTok, Eventbrite page and by subscribing to their newsletter.
All sessions are free of charge.
Upcoming webinars
- Thursday, 21 January, 9:30am-10:30am - Financial Education for Children & Young People: Training for Teachers
- Thursday, 22 January, 1:00pm to 1:30pm - Webinar:
The Scottish Budget 2026 – What Does It Mean For Your Money?
- Thursday, 12 February, 12:00pm-1:00pm – Financial Fitness Series: – Pension Pilates
- Wednesday, 25 February, 9:30am-12:30ppm -
An Introduction to Financial Wellbeing: Training for Third Sector Practitioners
Save the Date! Women’s Financial Wellbeing Event
Financial Wellbeing Webinars and Events
Covering a wide range of everyday money topics, these interactive online sessions are designed for community groups and non-profits. You can explore the details in our brand-new facilitator pack or reach out to MAS directly at financialcapability@moneyadvicescotland.org.uk for more information.
Financial wellbeing training is aimed at advisers, support workers, and managers working in money advice or adjacent fields, including housing and welfare rights. These workshops are free of charge, and aim to support and improve wellbeing through a mixture of theory-based learning, practical exercises, and open dialogue.
Upcoming dates listed below and new dates can be booked via Money Advice Scotland: Workplace Wellbeing Project Eventbrite Page.
- Thursday 29 January, 1:00pm-3:00pm - Building Empowerment and Resilience Through Transactional Analysis
- Wednesday 4 February, 1:00pm-3:00pm - Stress Management Workshop
- Tuesday 3 March, 1:00pm-3:00pm - Protecting Your Wellbeing Workshop
- Thursday 5 March, 1:00pm-3:00pm - Stress Management Workshop
- Tuesday 10 March, 1:00pm-2:00pm - Priorities and Focus Workshop
Financial Education for Children & Young People: Training for Teachers
MAS has launched a new online course for teachers! Whether you are still in training or are fully qualified this course will benefit you. Upcoming dates are listed below. Book these and via the Money Advice Scotland Eventbrite page.
Money Advice Scotland Blogs
https://www.moneyadvicescotland.org.uk/Blogs/mas-blog
MAS have put together a wealth of resources to encourage people to start conversations that can improve their financial wellbeing.
h links to videos, webinars and other practical resources to motivate people to take the first step towards healthier finances.
The themed blogs are include:
- Start the conversation with a debt adviser
- Start the conversation with young people
- Start the conversation with creditors
- Start the conversation with loved ones
- Start the conversation with someone you trust (if you are worried your finances have been taken out of your control by someone in your life).
Financial Wellbeing Library
The new and growing Financial Wellbeing Library is home to a range of PDF articles, videos, and more. Anyone can visit this digital vault to explore and learn about important money topics, including video micro-guides, resources for students, resources for educators, and MAS Online Bank for practicing digital banking in a safe environment.
MAS also run virtual interactive Financial Wellbeing workshops for service users. These workshops cover a range of topics and can be tailored to any group. Please complete the enquiry form or contact them directly for more information
Financial Fitness sessions
www.moneyadvicescotland.org.uk/financial-fitness
Here you can find recordings of MAS Financial Fitness monthly series, where they tackle a new aspect of personal finance. Whether you’re looking to build a budget, save for the future, or set achievable financial goals, these bite-sized webinars are designed to help you grow your financial confidence, one step at a time.
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