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MoneyTips Privacy Statement
Welcome to the privacy policy for MoneyTips and Clark Family Pty Ltd, crafted specifically for this web platform to ensure transparency and trust.
Our commitment to safeguarding your privacy is unwavering. This policy outlines our strategies for data collection and usage pertaining to this site.
Our Data Collection and Utilization
Your name, phone number, email address, and details specific to your service requests may be collected for processing your financial services inquiries. MoneyTips uses this data to connect you with relevant service providers within our network, ensuring prompt and accurate responses to your requests. The information shared with them is strictly for the purpose of facilitating the services you seek, with no further rights for use unless stated otherwise.
We assure you that your personal contact details will remain confidential and will not be shared with external entities without your consent.
Important: Our website includes links to external sites. Clark Family Pty Ltd is not accountable for the privacy standards or content of those sites.
Cookie Usage
MoneyTips employs cookies to capture session data and monitor your page visits. This helps in evaluating system performance and prevents redundant promotional material from reaching you.
External Advertising
Our site features advertising from third-party companies. These entities might use cookies and web beacons to gauge ad effectiveness without utilizing your personal identifiable information. Non-personal details such as ad display time, the displayed banner, and IP address might be collected for enhancing ad strategies.
Personal Information Access
You are entitled to view your personal data, subject to legal exceptions. We determine the access process, and should access be denied, we will provide an explanation and alternative solutions where feasible. For personal data access requests, procedural fees like copying and postal charges may apply.
To access your information, please reach out to us. We might require that requests are placed in writing to ensure your security.
Privacy Policy Updates
Our policy is under regular review to align with evolving market dynamics and will be revised as necessary.
Questions or Issues
For queries or concerns related to our privacy policy or personal data management, please reach out.
For broader privacy concerns, you may contact the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner at: 1300 363 992.
Complaints Handling
If you believe our actions contravene this Privacy Policy or the National Privacy Principles, you are encouraged to lodge a complaint. We are committed to addressing such matters swiftly. Initially, please contact MoneyTips. If our resolution is unsatisfactory, you can reach out to the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner's hotline at: 1300 363 992.
For inquiries about this privacy statement, website practices, or your interactions with our site, please contact us.
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