The Credit Corp Financial Services of Companies are bound by the Federal Privacy Act 1988 (Cmth) and other applicable laws and codes.
Credit Corp Financial Services collects personal information from you. We are committed to protecting and maintaining the privacy, accuracy and security of your personal information.
This personal information may include your:
Credit Corp Financial Services holds this information for the purpose of contacting and identifying you. In certain circumstances, we may also collect sensitive information about you, such as health information.
We only ever collect sensitive information with your consent or where we are otherwise entitled by law to do so.
Credit Corp Financial Services does divulge personal information to:
Credit Corp Financial Services does not use your tax file number, pension number, Medicare number or any other government agency identifier as an account number, however, we may ask you for your drivers licence number to prove your identity when you deal with us.
Credit Corp Financial Services will take reasonable steps to ensure that your personal information is accurate, complete and up to date. This allows Credit Corp Financial Services to provide quality service to you.
If you believe the information we hold about you is incorrect or obsolete please write to us at the address listed below.
You may make a complaint if you believe a breach of privacy has occurred by contacting:
The Privacy Unit
Credit Corp Group Limited
Telephone +61 (2) 9347 3601
You may obtain more information about the way Credit Corp manages your personal information by applying in writing to:
The Manager - Privacy & Compliance
Credit Corp Group Limited
GPO Box 4475
Sydney NSW 2001
Credit Corp Financial Services’ Privacy Policy may be reviewed from time to time.
We reserve the right to change our Privacy Policy at anytime.
A revised version of our Privacy Policy will be published on our website.
If the changes to our Privacy Policy are not consistent with our contractual obligations to you or our clients, that contractual obligation will prevail over the changes made during any review.