Engineers worked until late on Tuesday to rig equipment at the Buchanan Galleries, Glasgow. BBC Breakfast, Reporting Scotland, the News Channel, Working Lunch, 5 live, You and Yours and Money Box all needed broadcast areas.
The Money Box microphones survived their journey from London to Glasgow well.
Members of the public were invited to put their money questions to BBC journalists and financial experts. No tickets necessary - all you had to do was turn up.
BBC Breakfast business reporter Simon Jack in action for BBC One's Breakfast business news.
A man in discussion at the BBC Scotland stand.
Andrew Verity hosts the business section of Radio 5 live's Breakfast Show from inside the Buchanan Galleries.
An engineer's eye view of the broadcasting action and advice sessions.
Presenter Paul Lewis asks people for their financial questions before going on air with a special edition of Radio 4's Money Box Live.
For Money Box Live, presenter Paul Lewis was joined by Graham Hooper of Bestinvest, Jackie Coyne from MacDonald Reid Scott Financial Services and John Douglas from Finesco Financial Services.
Money Box Live broadcast for half an hour in front of an audience who had questions they wanted to put to the panel of financial advisers.
Questions put to the experts covered various topics - from redundancy and savings interest rates, through to how best to invest a lump sum.
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