COOKIE POLICY.
How cookies and similar technologies may be used on the Finanze Strategy website.
This policy explains what cookies are, the types that may be used on this website, why they may be used and how you can manage your choices.
1. WHAT COOKIES ARE
Cookies are small text files placed on a computer, phone, tablet or other device when a website is visited. They allow information to be stored or retrieved by the website or a third party.
Similar technologies, including local storage, pixels, tags and software-development tools, may perform related functions. References to cookies in this policy include those similar technologies where appropriate.
2. WHY COOKIES MAY BE USED
Cookies may be used to:
- Enable core website functions and security.
- Remember choices and preferences.
- Understand how visitors use the website.
- Measure performance and identify technical issues.
- Support forms, booking tools, embedded media or other third-party functionality.
- Help us improve content, navigation and user experience.
3. STRICTLY NECESSARY COOKIES
Strictly necessary cookies support functions that are essential for the website or a service requested by the user. They may support security, network management, page navigation, form operation, session management and cookie-consent preferences.
Because these cookies are necessary, they may be used without consent where the law permits. Blocking them may affect website operation.
4. PREFERENCE OR FUNCTIONAL COOKIES
Preference cookies may remember choices such as display settings, language, region, consent selections or other optional preferences. If disabled, some personalised functions may not operate as expected.
5. ANALYTICS AND PERFORMANCE COOKIES
Where enabled, analytics cookies may help us understand visits, page use, navigation, traffic sources, device categories and technical performance. Information should be used in aggregate where reasonably possible.
Non-essential analytics cookies should not be placed until any legally required consent has been obtained.
6. THIRD-PARTY COOKIES
Third parties may place cookies when their services or content are used. Examples may include:
- Microsoft booking or productivity services.
- Video or media platforms.
- Mapping or location services.
- Analytics providers.
- Social-media platforms.
- Security, form, hosting or content-delivery providers.
Third parties control their own cookies and process information under their own privacy and cookie policies. We do not control the duration or operation of third-party cookies.
7. COOKIE CONSENT
Where consent is required, non-essential cookies should be disabled until you make a choice. A cookie banner or settings tool may allow you to accept, reject or manage categories.
Consent should be freely given, specific, informed and capable of being withdrawn. Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing that occurred before withdrawal.
8. MANAGING COOKIES THROUGH YOUR BROWSER
Most browsers allow you to view, delete, block or restrict cookies. Browser settings differ, so you should use the help or privacy settings provided by your browser.
Blocking all cookies may prevent forms, embedded services, saved preferences or other website functions from working properly.
9. COOKIE DURATION
Session cookies expire when the browser session ends. Persistent cookies remain for a set period or until deleted. The duration depends on the cookie’s purpose and provider.
Where a consent tool is available, it should provide current information about cookie names, providers, purposes and durations.
10. PERSONAL DATA AND COOKIES
Some cookie information may constitute personal data, particularly where combined with an identifier, IP address, account or other information. Our Privacy Policy explains the relevant data-protection rights and lawful bases.
11. DO NOT TRACK AND SIMILAR SIGNALS
Browser privacy signals and “Do Not Track” settings are not implemented consistently across providers. Where a legally recognised preference signal applies, we will consider it in accordance with applicable requirements and the technology available.
12. CHANGES TO WEBSITE TECHNOLOGY
The cookies and technologies used may change when website functionality, hosting, analytics, security or third-party services change. This policy and any cookie settings tool should be reviewed accordingly.
13. CONTACT
Questions about cookies, consent or privacy should be submitted through our Contact page.
Last updated: August 2026.