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Economic abuse doesn’t always stop when a relationship ends. Separating from an abuser is often just the beginning. As of April last year, controlling or coercive behaviour that takes place after a relationship has ended became a criminal offence in England and Wales.

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“This Economic Abuse Awareness Day, we want every victim-survivor to know that you are not alone, there is help out there.” - Sam Smethers Huge thanks to the The Independent for sharing this message 💜 read the full story ⬇️ independent.co.uk/money/women-be…

I am standing in support of victim-survivors and telling abusers there's #NoExcuse for #EconomicAbuse. Join me and add your name to the call on the Surviving Economic Abuse website. survivingeconomicabuse.org/what-we-do/pol…

Nearly one million women in the UK are trapped in dangerous relationships because of financial abuse, a groundbreaking study shared with Channel 4 News suggests. Rebecca says she was looking for 'pennies' to feed her son - her ex-partner eventually attacked her so badly that she

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This time of year can be difficult for victim-survivors. On top of financial pressures, abusers can use the holidays to further coerce survivors into debt or control access to food and essential items. You are not alone. Visit the SEA website to find support 💻

As we approach the end of the year, we’re reflecting on some of the incredible milestones we’ve achieved with your support. Together, we're making a difference. Explore our Impact Report - survivingeconomicabuse.org/about-us/our-i…

We're glad to see Scottish Parliament investigating the cost of leaving an abuser and recognising how economic abuse is used to trap victim-survivors. Well done Scottish Women's Aid for bringing this issue to light and prompting this vital inquiry. Read more: news.sky.com/story/cost-of-…

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Did you know? Coerced debt is a common form of economic abuse where abusers take out loans or credit in the victim-survivor's name without their consent. This often leaves survivors with crippling debt and damaged credit. Visit our website for steps to regain financial control

Need legal guidance? Rights of Women offer a free and confidential legal advice service for women in England & Wales. Send your questions using their online tool 'FLOWS Answers' and receive a response from a Rights of Women lawyer within two weeks. rightsofwomen.org.uk

At 28, Nicola Harding left an abusive marriage with just a bin bag of belongings and no access to her own money. Her ex-husband controlled their joint account, denied her keys to their home, and restricted her finances, leaving her on the brink of financial ruin. Today, Nicola

Love shouldn’t come at the cost of your financial independence. Yet one in seven women in the UK has experienced economic abuse in the past year—equivalent to 4.1 million women. Many don’t realise it’s happening until they’re trapped. That's why this Valentine's Day, we've

If economic abuse has left you struggling financially, you may qualify for support through various grants and schemes. Learn about eligibility and how to apply ⬇️ survivingeconomicabuse.org/i-need-help/ge…

The month of Ramadan is one of the most significant and holy times of the year for Muslims, but as a young widow, it can also have its challenges. Ruba shares some tips on navigating Ramadan as a young widow here: widowedandyoung.org.uk/news/navigatin… #ramadan #RamadanMubarak

Today marks the beginning of Debt Awareness Week, an opportunity to increase awareness of debt and the solutions available. This week, we want to shine a light on the issue of coerced debt. Perpetrators of economic abuse will often force or coerce victim-survivors into debt

This Friday, the Domestic Abuse (Safe Leave) Bill returns for second reading in Parliament. This is a critical opportunity to support victim-survivors of domestic abuse, including those facing economic abuse. Abusers deliberately trap victim-survivors by controlling access to