Stirling Council
Money, Debt & Benefit Adviser

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Closing Date: 21st July 2026
Contract Type: Temporary
Salary: £38,823 - £42,276
Hours: 35 per week
We are currently recruiting for a Money, Debt & Benefits Adviser to provide full income maximisation, welfare rights, and money advice to Stirling residents, regardless of tenure. The post-holder will work alongside existing Money, Debt & Benefits Advisers and Income Maximisation and Budgeting Advisers.
This post is currently funded until 31st August 2027.
Operating within the Scottish National Standards for Information and Advice Providers – A Quality Assurance Framework, as an accredited provider, Stirling Council’s Advice Stirling Team promotes the financial inclusion of clients. Providing direct money, debt, and benefits advice; giving people the knowledge, tools, and confidence to be able to resolve matters themselves; or provide specialist advice and support to implement the advice; and make referrals to other complementary services when further help is required for additional support needs. The team:
- Work towards the alleviation of hardship and disadvantage by providing information, advice, and assistance on money, debt, and related issues;
- Promote the financial wellbeing of citizens in Stirling; and
- Contribute to the development of strategies and interventions to reduce financial exclusion in Stirling.
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Job Description [https://www.stirling.gov.uk/media/xqifxwbo/money-debt-benefit_advisor_je09_e1325_01062026.pdf]
Additional Salary Information [https://www.stirling.gov.uk/media/vatdduvx/salary-additional-info-6.pdf]
Stirling Information [https://www.stirling.gov.uk/media/arjfm1fz/stirling-council-recruitment-pack.pdf]


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The Benefits
- 30 days annual leave plus 7 public holidays (rising to 35 after 5 years continuous service) Pro-rated for part-time roles.
- Flexible working including hybrid office/work from home arrangements where the role allows. We have a good balance across our teams, retaining the benefits to work/life balance of working from home part of the week, with the collaborative and social benefits of working from the office 2-3 days per week.
- Biennial incremental progression until top of your payscale is reached.
- Membership of the Local Government Pension Scheme. For further details visit https://www.scotlgpsmember.org/about-the-lgps/
- Up to 6 months full sick pay and 6 months half pay dependent on length of service.
- Carers Leave.
- Up to 4 weeks paid Paternity Leave.
- Access to Health & Wellbeing support.
- Ongoing opportunities for Learning & Development.
- Cycle to Work Scheme.
- Lift share Scheme.
- Car Lease Scheme.
- Technology Benefit Scheme.
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