Money Advice Scotland Financial Fitness July Session

The next session of Money Advice Scotland’s online Financial Fitness series, “Consumer Rights Calisthenics”, will take place on Tuesday 22 July 2025, 12pm – 1pm. They have also released new information in their “Ask the Expert” resources.

Financial Fitness Series

• “Get Financially Fit: Consumer Rights Calisthenics”: Tuesday 22 July 2025, 12pm – 1pm
  • BOOKING PAGE (LINKED)

Each month, Money Advice Scotland will tackle a new aspect of personal finance; in July they will be looking at Consumer Rights Calisthenics, followed by Buy Now Pay Later Bodybuilding in August.

Whether people looking to build a budget, save for the future, or set achievable financial goals, these bite-sized webinars and TikToks are designed to help people grow their financial confidence, one step at a time.

Please note, this webinar will be recorded. However, participants names or cameras will not be seen on the recording, nor any comments made in the chat.

Previous topics include:

• Credit and Credit Report Cardio (June)
• Savings Step Class (May)
• Money Management Warm Up (April)

All Financial Fitness sessions are free of charge; further information is available on the dedicated page (linked for your convenience).

“Ask the Expert” Resources

• FAQs: “First Time Buyer”
  • WEBSITE LINK

These FAQs cover questions regarding deposit amounts, the difference between mortgage in principal and mortgage promise, ISAs and tax.

The information for this resource was provided by Ian McKinnon, an independent Financial Adviser authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority for mortgage advice.

• Recorded Webinar: “An Introduction to Wills”
  • WEBSITE LINK

A pre-recorded webinar looking at the sensitive subject of wills. Leading the session is Jenny, Money Advice Scotland’s Financial Wellbeing Manager, and Hope, a private client solicitor who helps families deal with wills, Powers of Attorney, and estate administrations when someone has passed away. The webinar is aimed at anyone who wants to learn more about arranging a will, who can assist with this, what should be included in your will, and much more.

For further information on the “Ask the Expert” series, please visit the dedicated page.

Alternatively, for further information on all Money Advice Scotland services, visit their website.