Welcome to the privacy policy for Caravan Loans Australia operated by Clark Family Pty Ltd, crafted to protect your privacy.
We value your privacy deeply and have put together this statement to highlight our dedication. Here’s how we handle information collected through this website.
Your Information & Its Use
When you request our financial service referrals, Caravan Loans Australia collects details such as your name, phone number, and email. This personal information is essential for facilitating your service inquiry.
To provide you with accurate solutions, your information is shared solely with the service providers within our network—these providers are bound to respect these details only for responding to your request, ensuring confidentiality is always maintained.
We assure you, your personal details will never be disclosed to unauthorized entities.
Attention: External links provided on our site lead to other businesses for which Clark Family Pty Ltd holds no accountability regarding privacy standards.
Cookies - How We Use Them
Our website employs cookies to understand visitor interactions—this helps us refine our website experience, analyze efficacy, and avoid redundant marketing messages.
Advertising Partners
Caravan Loans Australia collaborates with third-party ad services to bring you relevant advertising. These vendors utilize cookies and web beacons for performance measurement, ensuring your preferences are respected while tailoring ads across sites responsibly.
Read Your Personal Information
You are entitled to access your personal records, barring a few legal constraints. Should we be unable to provide this access, you will receive a detailed explanation. Moreover, an intermediary option can be explored to meet our obligation to you. Access-related services may include fees for duplicating, administration, and postal costs.
To initiate access, kindly contact us. For security's sake, requests should be formalized in writing.
Privacy Statement Evolution
As market preferences and necessities develop, our privacy policy will be adjusted accordingly to stay aligned with community standards and requirements.
Need Help or More Information?
Have queries or issues concerning our privacy practices? Feel free to contact us.
Further guidance concerning privacy may be fetched from the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner by calling: 1300 363 992.
Disputes & Complaints
If there's a perceived breach of our privacy policy or broader privacy expectations, you’re encouraged to put forward a complaint. We commit to resolving any grievances swiftly. To submit a complaint, please contact Caravan Loans Australia. If dissatisfied with our response, dial the hotline for the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner at: 1300 363 992.
For any other inquiries about this privacy policy, practices of our website, or transactions therein, you may contact us.
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