Surviving Economic Abuse

Information for people who have experienced economic abuse on the ways in which you may be financially linked to the abuser and how you can break those links to regain control of your finances.

A guide for people who have experienced economic abuse to help you understand how your finances could be linked to the abuser on your credit report and how to break those links safely.

Information for people who have been forced to make transactions that led them into debt, or who have had debts fraudulently built up in their name. It gives an overview of this type of debt and the possible solutions.

Information on some of the options to help you and your children reach safety if you have experienced economic abuse, as well as some financial support that may be available to assist you.

Information on the options you may have and the support that may be available to ensure you have a safe place to live if you have experienced economic abuse.

Some immediate things that you can do to protect yourself and begin to regain control if you have experienced economic abuse.

Information on what banks can do to support people experiencing economic abuse. It outlines things to consider when reporting abuse to the bank, and how they can help you regain control of your finances

An overview of economic abuse and the law, and the role of the police in supporting victims of economic abuse.

Information on how economic abuse can potentially be prosecuted as a form of controlling or coercive behaviour under the Serious Crime Act 2015.

Information to help you understand more about economic abuse, what this kind of abuse may involve, how to identify if you may be experiencing economic abuse and what support is available.