By Zuko Komisa
The are many forms of abuse that people experience, especially in relationships and financial abuse is one of them.
Verbal and physical assault are probably the first things that come to mind when most people think about domestic violence.
However, evidence demonstrates that financial abuse occurs in unstable relationships just as frequently as other types of violence.
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Kaya Biz with Gugulethu Mfuphi spoke Janine Horn, a financial adviser at Momentum about what the signs of financial abuse are, and how one can protect themselves when in that kind of situation.
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Horn spoke about how financial abuse typically happens subtly, yet it can still have very bad consequences.
She spoke about how it is not only common in marriages or other long-term relationships and that it can happen within families, within employment, and in the business world.
While some abusers may be more overt, demanding, and intimidating, others may employ subtler strategies like deception.
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