Welcome to the privacy policy for Insurance For Trucks, brought to you by Clark Family Pty Ltd. This page is here to explain how we handle your data on this website.
We're committed to protecting your privacy. Below, we outline our information gathering and dissemination practices.
Your Information: Collection and Usage
To facilitate your financial services request with Insurance For Trucks, we collect your name, phone number, email address, and other details pertinent to your service needs.
This information helps third-party providers in our network respond accurately to your inquiries. Insurance For Trucks furnishes these details on your behalf to allow them to deliver their products or services to you. (Unless notified otherwise, these companies don't have permission to use your information for any other purpose.)
Your personal information, including contact details, will always remain confidential and never shared with other parties.
Note: This site contains links to other sites. Clark Family Pty Ltd is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of these external sites.
Cookies
Insurance For Trucks employs cookies to log session information and track which web pages our users visit. This helps us analyze site performance and avoid redundant promotions.
Advertising Partners
We collaborate with third-party advertising companies to display ads on our site. These companies may use cookies and web beacons to assess ad performance. Your visits to our site and others may be anonymously tracked, including ad display times, displayed ads, cookies, and IP addresses. This data can be used for targeted advertising.
Access to Your Information
You can access your personal information, with certain legal exceptions. We decide the access method, and if denied, we will provide written reasons possibly mediated for mutual satisfaction. Access requests may incur fees for photocopying, administration, and postage.
To access your personal information, please contact us. For security, we might require written requests.
Privacy Policy Updates
We regularly update our privacy policy to meet market demands and changes. Check back for updates.
Questions or Issues
For any questions or concerns regarding our privacy policy or handling of personal information, please contact us.
For additional information on privacy and personal data protection, you can contact the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner at 1300 363 992.
Complaints
If you believe we haven't adhered to this Privacy Policy, or the National Privacy Principles, you can file a complaint, which we will promptly address. Submit complaints via contact Insurance For Trucks. If unsatisfied with our resolution, contact the Australian Federal Privacy Commissioner's hotline at 1300 363 992.
For privacy-related questions, or issues with our website’s practices, please contact us.
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Knowledgebase
Insurance: In law and economics, insurance is a form of risk management primarily used to hedge against the risk of potential financial loss.
