At norequivalta, we're committed to protecting your
personal information and respecting your privacy
rights. This policy explains how we collect, use,
store, and safeguard your data in accordance with
Australian privacy laws, including the Privacy Act
1988 and the Australian Privacy Principles (APPs).
Personal Information
We collect personal information that you provide
directly to us, including your name, email address,
phone number, and business details when you
register for our financial education programs or
contact us for business development services. We
also gather information about your professional
background and learning goals to better tailor our
educational content.
Technical Information
Our website automatically collects certain
technical data including your IP address, browser
type, device information, and usage patterns. We
use cookies and similar technologies to enhance
your browsing experience and analyze website
performance. You can manage cookie preferences
through your browser settings.
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Data Type
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Purpose
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Retention Period
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Contact Details
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Program enrollment and communication
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7 years after last contact
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Learning Progress
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Educational customization and support
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Duration of enrollment + 2 years
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Website Analytics
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Site improvement and user experience
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26 months
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Marketing Preferences
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Targeted educational content delivery
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Until consent withdrawn
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Your personal information helps us deliver quality
financial education and business development
services. We use your data to enroll you in
appropriate learning programs, track your
educational progress, and provide relevant
resources that match your professional development
goals.
- Processing course enrollments and managing your
learning journey
- Sending educational materials and program
updates via email
- Analyzing learning patterns to improve our
curriculum
- Providing customer support and responding to
inquiries
- Conducting research to enhance our educational
offerings
- Meeting legal and regulatory requirements under
Australian law
Important: We never sell your
personal information to third parties. Any data
sharing occurs only with trusted educational
partners and service providers who assist in
delivering our programs, and only under strict
confidentiality agreements.
Access Your Data
Request a copy of the personal information we
hold about you, including details about how
it's being used.
Correct Information
Ask us to update or correct any inaccurate or
incomplete personal information in our
records.
Restrict Processing
Limit how we use your information for
specific purposes, including marketing
communications.
Data Portability
Receive your personal information in a
structured, commonly used format for transfer
to another service.
We implement comprehensive security measures to
protect your personal information from unauthorized
access, disclosure, or misuse. Our security
practices include encrypted data transmission,
secure server hosting in Australia, regular
security audits, and staff training on privacy
protection protocols.
All sensitive information is stored on servers
located within Australia, ensuring compliance with
local data sovereignty requirements. We use
industry-standard encryption for data transmission
and storage, and maintain strict access controls
with role-based permissions for our team members.
While we primarily process data within Australia,
some educational resources and tools may involve
overseas data processing. When this occurs, we
ensure adequate protection through approved
mechanisms including adequacy decisions or
appropriate safeguards as required by Australian
privacy law.
We review and update this privacy policy regularly
to reflect changes in our practices and legal
requirements. Significant changes will be
communicated to you via email or through prominent
notices on our website. The current version date is
always displayed at the top of this policy.
If you're not satisfied with our response to your
privacy concerns, you have the right to lodge a
complaint with the Office of the Australian
Information Commissioner (OAIC) at oaic.gov.au or
by calling 1300 363 992.
