Money and debt information

Citizens Advice Scotland is the national umbrella body that provides information and other support services to the Citizens Advice Bureau in Scotland.

Short films about young people’s money issues, funded by the HBOS Foundation.

A range of lifestyle resources for young and old to help them stay in control of their finances.

DoughUK is a website aimed at young people aged 14-24 and covers several aspects of personal finance.

Experian's consumer education programme aims to raise public awareness of the role credit reference agencies play in the credit-granting process and to help people understand and look after their credit reports.

These education resources explain complaint resolution to young people and adults.

Education resource funded by HSBC for those with learning disabilities.

Money Advice Scotland promotes the development of free, independent, impartial and confidential money advice.

The Money Advice Service was set up by the Government and gives free, independent money advice.

Money Advice Service page where users can answer questions and the free confidential 'health check' will set out what they can do to improve their financial situation.

Resource for Scottish young people aged 12-26: find out all about sport and leisure activities in Scotland and how to get involved.

The Young Scot InfoLine is a free and confidential phone and web service that has information on a range of topics including money, health and the arts.

YouthBanks provide small grants to fund young people's good ideas to benefit their local community.