Debtor Protections in Scotland to Remain in Place Until September

A series of measures brought in to help debtors during the coronavirus pandemic are set to be extended in Scotland until September 2021.

Scottish Government Promises to Make Rented Homes More Affordable

The Scottish government has said it intends to “increase affordability and quality of choice” for renters living in all parts of the country over the course of the next 20 years.

Politicians across Parties Urged to Help Pull Scots Out of Poverty

Politicians planning to stand in the upcoming Holyrood elections are being urged to take action to help tackle key issues relating to poverty among families across Scotland.

Homelessness in Scotland Sure to Rise, Says Charity Chief

The number of Scots struggling to keep a roof over their heads is sure to rise in the coming months as the impact of the pandemic continues to be felt.

Charity Calls for New Approach to Supporting Debtors in Scotland

The charity Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) has called for a new approach to be taken towards supporting people who find themselves deep in debt.

Most Young Scots in Debt Losing Sleep Over Money Worries

A majority of young adults in Scotland who are in debt have been losing sleep because of their money worries in recent months.

New Guide Launched to Help Scots Struggling with Debt

A new guide created with the support of the Scottish government has been launched with the aim of providing potentially valuable clarity to people across the country struggling to cope with their debt...

1 in 4 Scots Worried About Housing Costs

As many as one in four Scottish renters or mortgage holders are worried about whether they’ll be able to cover their housing costs over the course of this year.

DAS Rules Relaxed to Help Struggling Debtors Impacted by Covid

Rules relating to Debt Arrangement Schemes (DAS) have been relaxed in ways that should provide extra breathing space for Scots whose finances have been adversely affected by the Covid pandemic.

Lockdown ‘Adding to Financial Pressure on Low-income Families’

The circumstances of lockdown are adding to the financial difficulties of low-income families across the UK, according to a new report carried out by the Resolution Foundation.

Charity Warns of ‘Council Tax Debt Explosion’ in Scotland

Citizens Advice Scotland (CAS) is warning that the country could be faced with something like a “council tax debt explosion” in 2021 as the Covid pandemic takes its toll on household finances.

£100 boost for free school meal families across Scotland

Nicola Sturgeon has announced every family in Scotland who are eligible for free school meals, will receive a £100 direct payment in time for Christmas.

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Debtor Protections in Scotland to Remain in Place Until September

Scottish Government Promises to Make Rented Homes More Affordable

Politicians across Parties Urged to Help Pull Scots Out of Poverty

Homelessness in Scotland Sure to Rise, Says Charity Chief

Charity Calls for New Approach to Supporting Debtors in Scotland

Most Young Scots in Debt Losing Sleep Over Money Worries

New Guide Launched to Help Scots Struggling with Debt

1 in 4 Scots Worried About Housing Costs

DAS Rules Relaxed to Help Struggling Debtors Impacted by Covid

Lockdown ‘Adding to Financial Pressure on Low-income Families’

Charity Warns of ‘Council Tax Debt Explosion’ in Scotland

£100 boost for free school meal families across Scotland