Financial abuse defined by men UK 2015

This statistic shows the types of financial abuse as reported by British men who had this experience in the United Kingdom (UK) as of December 2015. The majority of respondents, 43 percent of men defined financial abuse as a form of exploitation.

Types of financial abuse as reported by British men in the United Kingdom (UK) as of December 2015, by definition

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Release date

December 2015

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Region

United Kingdom

Survey time period

2015

Method of interview

CAPI interview, questionnaire

Supplementary notes

*From a nationally representative of 4,002 men and women, just under a fifth of UK adults have experienced financial abuse in a relationship.
Examples of each types of financial abuse from the source:
Financial control: demands to know how money is spent, makes important financial decisions without discussion, keeps financial information secret, makes partner ask for money.
Financial exploitation: does not pay household bills, spends money needed for household bills, builds up debt under partner's name.
Financial sabotage: does things to stop partner from going to work/college, demands partner stops working/studying, does not allow partner to work/study.

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