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The National Coalition Against Domestic Violence reports that up to 99% of domestic violence victims

experience economic abuse.

And finances are often cited as the biggest barrier to leaving an abusive relationship.

Abuse involves maintaining control over financial resources, withholding access to money, attempting

to prevent a victim from working and or attending school in an effort to create financial

dependence as a means of control.

Victims and survivors are often forced to choose between staying in abusive relationships

and poverty or even homelessness.

Victimistic abuse can take many forms, including employment-related abuse, preventing the

victim from accessing existing funds, coerced debt, identity theft, and more.

I'm Tiffany Reese and this is something was wrong.

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