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Cookie Policy

How cookies and similar technologies are used, which are necessary, and how you can manage consent.

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1. What cookies and similar technologies are

Cookies are small text files stored on a device when a website is used. Similar technologies can also store or access information on a device or measure how a browser interacts with a service. The Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations 2003, as amended including by the Data (Use and Access) Act 2025, set rules for storing information on or accessing information from a user’s device. Where no relevant exception applies, an appropriate consent choice is required.

This policy explains the categories that may be used on sacskc.com and how to change your preference.

2. Strictly necessary and preference cookies

We use a first-party cookie named cookie_consent to remember whether you selected all cookies or necessary-only use. This supports the operation of the consent mechanism and avoids asking for the same choice on every page view.

The cookie is set for approximately 180 days unless it is removed earlier through your browser or you reset your preference using the “Cookie settings” control in the footer.

3. Analytics technologies

Analytics technologies may be used to understand aggregated website usage, such as which pages are visited and how users move through the site. These technologies are not required for the core consultation-request function and should only operate where the required consent has been given.

Retention periods can vary by provider and configuration. Where analytics tools are enabled, we aim to use settings that are proportionate to the measurement purpose and keep the related transparency information up to date.

4. Advertising and campaign measurement

Because visitors may arrive through advertising, campaign-measurement technologies may be used to understand whether an advert resulted in a visit or consultation request. Where Taboola Realize Pixel or related Taboola measurement technology is enabled, Taboola may process device and interaction information for attribution and permitted advertising-measurement purposes.

These advertising technologies are treated as non-essential and should only be activated after the required consent has been obtained. Taboola’s own privacy terms and notices also apply to its processing.

5. Cookie overview

Category Purpose Typical status Retention
Necessary preference Remember your cookie choice Required for consent management Approximately 180 days
Analytics Measure website use and performance Consent-based where enabled Depends on provider configuration
Advertising measurement Attribute visits or enquiries to advertising campaigns Consent-based where enabled Depends on provider configuration

The exact set of non-essential cookies can change if measurement tools are added, removed or reconfigured. We will update this policy when a material change affects the information users need in order to make an informed choice.

6. Managing your choice

When the cookie notice appears, you can choose “Necessary only” or “Accept all”. You can later use “Cookie settings” in the footer to reset the saved preference and make a new choice.

You can also use browser settings to block or delete cookies. Blocking strictly necessary functionality may affect how preference controls operate, while blocking non-essential technologies should not prevent you from reading the core website or submitting a consultation request.

7. Third parties

Where non-essential technologies are enabled, third-party providers may receive information through their own scripts, pixels or similar tools. We expect relevant providers to process information in accordance with their contractual obligations and applicable data-protection law.

If Taboola measurement technology is used, our privacy and consent notices are intended to identify that use. You can review Taboola’s own privacy information for more detail about its processing and available controls.

8. Updates and contact

We may update this Cookie Policy when our technology providers, measurement setup or legal requirements change. If a change affects consent, a fresh choice may be requested.

Questions about cookies can be directed to Magenta Financial Training, Stony Stratford, Bucks, at [email protected] or +44 1908 247316.

Last updated: 11 September 2026.

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Harbourline Financial Resilience is operated by Magenta Financial Training and helps UK adults organise financial risks, priorities and practical protection questions before they make decisions.

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Stony Stratford, Bucks

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+44 1908 247316

Our consultation is designed to help you understand financial resilience priorities and questions to consider. It does not guarantee that losses can be prevented, does not promise investment returns or capital growth, and does not replace regulated advice where a regulated financial product or service is involved. Any protection option has limits, exclusions, costs and eligibility conditions that should be reviewed before a decision is made.

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