This article provides a clear and detailed explanation of some of the impacts of economic abuse. We’ve seen a number of homeless women through our shelters who have experienced elements of economic abuse but have no language to think or talk about this. It is one of the pillars of ‘coercive control’ within a relationship of domestic abuse.
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