Privacy Policy

 

Privacy Policy for Everyday Money Skills

At Everyday Money Skills, accessible from this website, there is a firm commitment to protecting your privacy. This Privacy Policy explains the types of information collected, how it is used, and the measures taken to safeguard your data.

1. Information Collection

The website collects information in two primary ways:

• Personal Information Provided by You: If you choose to contact the site directly, information such as your name, email address, and the contents of your message may be received. This data is used exclusively to respond to your specific inquiries.

• Log Data: Like many other websites, information sent by your browser is automatically collected. This includes your IP address, browser type, the specific pages visited, the time and date of your visit, and the duration spent on those pages. This information is used to understand visitor behaviour and improve the website.

2. Cookies and Web Beacons

Cookies are used to improve the user experience, analyse website traffic, and remember your preferences. You maintain the ability to disable cookies through your individual browser settings if you wish.

3. Google AdSense and Third-Party Advertising

Everyday Money Skills uses Google AdSense to display advertisements. Regarding this:

• Ad Serving: Google may use cookies, such as the DoubleClick cookie, to serve ads based on your visit to this site.

• Personalisation: These cookies allow for the personalisation of advertising.

• Opt-Out Options: You can choose to opt out of personalised advertising by visiting Google’s Ads Settings.

• Third-Party Networks: Other third-party ad networks may also use tracking technologies to measure the effectiveness of their ads; however, Everyday Money Skills does not control these cookies.

4. Use and Sharing of Information

The collected data is utilised to improve website content, personalise the user experience, and analyse traffic to display relevant advertising. Everyday Money Skills does not sell, trade, or share your personal information with outside parties.

5. Third-Party Links and Children’s Privacy

• External Links: The website may contain links to external sites. Please note that there is no responsibility for the content or privacy practices of these external platforms.

• Children’s Privacy: The site does not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13. If it is discovered that a child has provided such information, it will be removed upon notification.

6. Consent and Policy Updates

By using the website, you consent to the terms of this Privacy Policy. This policy may be updated from time to time, and any changes will be posted directly on this page.

7. Contact Information

For any questions regarding this Privacy Policy, you can contact the site at:  money.mindset.channel101@gmail.com

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