Two more parties will outline their pledges today.
The Conservatives and the Green Party will unveil their general election pledges this morning.
Both parties are launching their manifestos ahead of the vote in May.
It comes after Labour put out details of their plans yesterday, while the SNP revealed their business manifesto.
Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy will visit Cumbernauld today to warn of the costs of full fiscal autonomy, while SNP leader Nicola Sturgeon says she's ready to outline an alternative to Tory-Labour cuts during a visit to New Lanark.
The Liberal Democrats say they're best placed to stop the SNP in the seats they already hold.
They have 11 MPs in Scotland and claim to have the best chance of stopping the nationalists in those constituencies.
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