Money and relationships are a tricky mix. When trust is strong, couples can build a solid financial future together. But sometimes, the way people interact can open the door to financial manipulation.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. “Financial control in a relationship isn’t always loud or obvious,” Delony said. “It can be subtle — like one partner always ...

Family and finances can be a toxic mix. I recently listened to a caller on The Ramsey Show who found herself trapped in a financial arrangement she never agreed to, and it highlighted how easily ...

The purple ribbons on first-responder vehicles, all over social media and on YWCA Greenwich staff and others in the community, are important reminders that October was domestic violence awareness and ...

Those properly licensed people who help us manage wealth may not be fully informed about financial elder abuse. In exploring what their organizations do in this area, we have observed little training ...

In markets distorted by permanent manipulation the most powerful incentive is to borrow as much money as you can and leverage it as much as you can to maximize your gains in risk-on asset bubbles. A ...

“Financial control in a relationship isn’t always loud or obvious,” Delony said. “It can be subtle — like one partner always ‘taking care’ of the bills without sharing access or dismissing the other’s ...

Financial abuse doesn’t always look like someone stealing your credit cards or hiding money. Sometimes it’s wrapped in care — control disguised as protection. Dr. John Delony, a mental health expert ...