His debt in her name: Economic harm in which lenders are complicit
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26/11/2021
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Vero and Good Shepherd NZ recommit to affordable car insurance trial
Vero and Good Shepherd NZ have announced an extension to the pilot of Drive, an affordable car insurance product designed to support Kiwis on limited incomes.
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26/11/2021
Financial support agencies join forces to encourage safer spending this Christmas
The impact on people facing hardship due to the ongoing lockdown has financial support agencies banding together to drive home the message – spend safely
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26/11/2021
#PacificDays with Kitiona Tauira
Tune into #PacificDays by Kitiona Tauira, Economic Harm and family violence facilitator, with Good Shepherd New Zealand, to talanoa about Economic Harm Awareness Day Tune in
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25/11/2021
NZ’s hidden abuse: ‘I had the biggest beating of my life over $5 – because I didn’t have it to give to him’
June’s* first husband would spend all his money on drinking, cars and clothes and leave her to pay all the bills. After he had spent
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25/11/2021
Woman speaks out about being financially abused by her ex-partner
A woman who was financially abused by her ex-partner says people don’t realise how common that form of abuse is. Economic Harm Awareness Day is
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25/11/2021
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