Survey shows financial abuse affects almost four in ten Australians

Women can be vulnerable to financial abuse

Women can be vulnerable to financial abuse. Source: Press Association

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New research from the Commonwealth Bank reveals nearly four in ten adults in Australia have experienced financial abuse or know someone who has.

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