What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small files placed on your device when you visit a website. They store information like site preferences or login status, so your experience is more efficient next time.
On our site, cookies help maintain your session, remember choices, and keep things secure. They do not store sensitive financial information or personal data beyond what’s necessary for site function.
Types of Cookies We Use
Essential Cookies Explained
Essential cookies are necessary for the basic functions of our site. They keep your sessions secure and help the website load correctly. Without these, some features won’t work as intended.
Functional Cookies Use
Functional cookies remember your preferences, like language choice or saved form entries. This makes the website easier to use and ensures a more consistent experience with every visit.
Understanding Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies help us see how visitors use our website. They collect anonymous data about which pages are visited, how long people stay, and what devices are used. This information helps us improve site performance and understand what content is most helpful for our clients.
Marketing Cookies Purpose
Marketing cookies help us understand which services are most relevant to visitors. They may track interactions with our site to tailor future messaging and improve the usefulness of financial resources we share.
Managing Cookies in Browsers
Want to control how cookies work on your device? Most browsers let you adjust cookie settings, clear stored data, or block cookies entirely. Here’s how you can manage cookies depending on the browser you use.
- Chrome: To manage cookies in Chrome, click the three dots in the top right, select Settings, then Privacy and Security. Under Cookies and other site data, you can clear, block, or allow cookies as you wish.
- Firefox: In Firefox, open the menu, choose Settings, then Privacy & Security. Here you’ll find options to block, clear, or allow cookies and manage site data for greater control over your browsing.
- Safari: In Safari, open Preferences from the menu, go to Privacy, and manage cookies under Website tracking. You can block all cookies or remove them for individual sites, depending on your needs.
- Edge: To control cookies in Microsoft Edge, select Settings from the three dots menu, then go to Cookies and site permissions. You can clear existing cookies or adjust which types are allowed for specific sites.
Changes to your cookie settings may impact your experience on our website. Disabling some types of cookies might limit certain features or slow site performance, especially for personalized services.