A report by Elizabeth Branigan, 'His money or our money? Financial abuse of women in intimate partner relationships', was released in September 2004. Through the use of different women's stories of financial abuse, the report reveals financial abuse as a systematic means through which women are forced to take responsibility for the vast majority of the economic burden of family maintenance. This article describes some of the experiences of financial abuse shared by sixty-four women in the report, and also outlines the health and other risks faced by women suffering this form of abuse, as well as the importance of secure housing to ensure their future well being and that of their children
Survivors of domestic violence often lack financial resources and knowledge, and many women remain w...
The research report builds on the literature review contained in the ANROWS Landscapes paper “B...
This study explores the association between financial stress, personal stress, social support and vi...
Financial abuse based around gendered issues of power, coercion and control may have severe, long te...
While financial abuse is not gender specific, it is more likely to be reported by women. Women\u27s ...
This report seeks to establish, for the first time, the true scale of financial abuse as it occurs w...
Women in intimate partner relationships may experience financial abuse in a variety of forms. In thi...
This article presents qualitative findings of a study that examined the role of financial issues and...
Examines the barriers women face to building their financial independence and long-term security pos...
Whilst domestic abuse is one of the issues currently at the top of the family law agenda, it is not ...
The predominant perception of intimate partner violence (IPV) as constituting physical violence can ...
© 2018, The Author(s) 2018. The predominant perception of intimate partner violence (IPV) as constit...
Economic violence is a relatively unexplored subject even though it is often a part of occuring inti...
social workers understand the circumstances and experiences of abused women. While previous research...
Financial abuse refers to over control of a person’s money, income or asset. The problem occurs when...
Survivors of domestic violence often lack financial resources and knowledge, and many women remain w...
The research report builds on the literature review contained in the ANROWS Landscapes paper “B...
This study explores the association between financial stress, personal stress, social support and vi...
Financial abuse based around gendered issues of power, coercion and control may have severe, long te...
While financial abuse is not gender specific, it is more likely to be reported by women. Women\u27s ...
This report seeks to establish, for the first time, the true scale of financial abuse as it occurs w...
Women in intimate partner relationships may experience financial abuse in a variety of forms. In thi...
This article presents qualitative findings of a study that examined the role of financial issues and...
Examines the barriers women face to building their financial independence and long-term security pos...
Whilst domestic abuse is one of the issues currently at the top of the family law agenda, it is not ...
The predominant perception of intimate partner violence (IPV) as constituting physical violence can ...
© 2018, The Author(s) 2018. The predominant perception of intimate partner violence (IPV) as constit...
Economic violence is a relatively unexplored subject even though it is often a part of occuring inti...
social workers understand the circumstances and experiences of abused women. While previous research...
Financial abuse refers to over control of a person’s money, income or asset. The problem occurs when...
Survivors of domestic violence often lack financial resources and knowledge, and many women remain w...
The research report builds on the literature review contained in the ANROWS Landscapes paper “B...
This study explores the association between financial stress, personal stress, social support and vi...