We can support if you, or someone else you know, is a victim of financial abuse.
Financial abuse can take a variety of different forms within different relationships, including intimate partners, family members or carers. It might be financial control, exploitation or sabotage.
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“My husband controlled everything. He didn’t let me even see my own bank statements or my pay going into our account.” |
“My ex took out a credit card and loan in my name and she spent the whole lot without me even knowing.” |
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“I had no money for food; I couldn’t pay for the kids’ school dinners. He made me give up work. I had to beg for any money while he just carried on as if everything was normal.” |
“She said if I told anyone else, she’d stop visiting and tell the other carer to stay away too.” |
“My brother offered to help sort out my finances. But instead of taking care of everything, he stole my life’s savings and left me with nothing.” |
Do any of these sound familiar? They’re all examples of financial abuse.
We're here to support you and understand what you're facing. We'll do our best to help you get control of your money, and we'll make sure the advice is right for you. We can provide practical help, including advice about:
There are also a few things you can do:
Passwords and security
We have been working with UK Finance and a lot of the banks in the UK to make sure we can offer the right support you or a loved one need.
Download our financial abuse support guide (PDF, 2.48MBpdf - opens in a new tab) for more information on how we can help and details of other organisations you can contact for practical help and support.
You can also download the free app Bright Sky. It has a range of tools to support you if you are in an abusive relationship or worried about someone you know. It includes a UK-wide directory of support services, tools to assess the safety of relationships, advice on how to leave an abusive partner and advice on how to help a friend affected by domestic abuse.
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