October 2025 Basecamp Newsletter

What is Financial Abuse?
At its core, financial abuse is about control. It's a pattern of behavior where one partner limits the other's access to money, employment, or financial decision-making. Shelly explained, "When you don't have access to money, you don't have access to options. And that lack of freedom is exactly how control is maintained.
Common signs of financial abuse include:
- Not allowed access to shared bank accounts
- One partner manages all the finances and makes all the decisions
- Preventing employment or sabotaging work opportunities
- Racking up debt in a partner's name
- Using money as leverage: "If you don't do this, you won't get money for food, bills, or the kids.
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