Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Rebuilding Financial Independence After Abuse
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Join us for an important conversation this Domestic Violence Awareness Month as we discuss “Rebuilding Financial Independence After Abuse.” We’ll explore how survivors can regain control of their finances, build financial confidence, and access resources to rebuild their lives. Whether you are a survivor, an advocate, or someone looking to support this cause, this discussion will offer valuable insights and practical advice on the path to financial empowerment.
Topic: Domestic Violence Awareness Month: Rebuilding Financial Independence After Abuse
When: Wednesday, October 16, 2024 at 3 p.m. ET.
Where: Join the live hashtag discussion
The panel will include: Kim Pentico: Senior Director of the Economic Justice Program at the National Network to End Domestic Violence; Laura LaTourette, CFP® and Founder of Family Wealth Management Group; Leslie H. Tayne, Esq: Founder and Managing Director of Tayne Law Group, P.C. (f/k/a The Law Offices of Leslie H. Tayne, P.C.); Uziel Gomez CFP® AFC®: Financial Planner and Founder of Primeros Financial; Danielle Miura, CFP®, MSFP, EA: Founder of Spark Financials; Diane Gardner, CFP®, CDFA®: Financial Advisor at LPL Financial; Beverly Harzog: Credit Card Expert, Bestselling Author, columnist and podcast host at BeverlyHarzog.com; Rod Griffin: Senior Director, Consumer Education and Advocacy, Experian; Jennifer White: Consumer Education and Advocacy Team, and Christina Roman: Consumer Education and Advocacy Manager at Experian.
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Questions we will discuss:
- What is financial abuse, and how do you recognize signs of financial abuse in a relationship?
- What unique financial challenges do victims of domestic violence face, and how can they be overcome?
- What are some steps a survivor can take to establish an independent financial existence after leaving a relationship?
- What resources are available to help survivors of domestic violence rebuild their financial stability?
- What role does financial literacy play in helping survivors of domestic abuse rebuild their lives?
- How do you rehabilitate or begin building your credit after leaving an abusive partner?
- How can setting financial goals contribute to a sense of empowerment and personal growth after escaping financial abuse?
- How can friends, family members, or advocates support someone trying to rebuild their financial independence after financial abuse?
- What steps can survivors take to protect their identity and personal information after leaving an abusive relationship?
- What are some long-term strategies for maintaining financial independence and preventing future financial abuse in relationships?
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