Research highlights the financial challenges faced by women
Divorce is a life-altering event and, for many women, it results not only in emotional turmoil but also in financial hardship. Research indicates that women generally see their household income halve within a year of divorce, while men’s incomes decrease by only 30%[1]. This gap leaves women more exposed, with 24% struggling to manage their finances compared to just 16% of men.
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