Episode 45: How Financial Abuse Led to My Grandmother's Murder

How do you know if you are experiencing financial abuse? Are you kept out of the loop on your finances, given a small amount of money to pay for groceries, and made to feel guilty for asking for more? These are signs you may be experiencing financial abuse in your marriage. If any of this resonates, there are resources for you, and this week's podcast guest, Stacey Francis is here to share them and empower you. Stacy is a nationally-recognized financial expert and the President and CEO of Francis Financial, a boutique, fee-only wealth management, financial planning and divorce financial planning firm. Francis Financial specializes in serving women, with a focus in working with those who have gone through divorce or lost a spouse. She is also the founder of Savvy Ladies™, a nonprofit that has provided free personal finance education and resources to over 15,000 women. When Stacy is not being interviewed on CNBC, the WSJ and Kiplinger, or being recognized as a top wealth advisor by Forbes, Investment News and the Financial Planning Association, she is hosting Financially Ever After, a podcast focusing on women, money and divorce. Learn more about Stacey by visiting her website at / for a complimentary consultation. She can answer any questions you may have and make sure you are on the path to living a financially secure life.

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Episode 45: How Financial Abuse Led to My Grandmother's Murder is an episode from Off the Couch by Elizabeth Cohen.

This episode is 31:46 long.

This episode was published on Nov 19, 2021.

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