Cookie Policy

Cookies are small text files stored on your device when you visit websites. They help us remember your preferences and improve how our site works for you. Beyond cookies, we also use web beacons, pixel tags, and similar technologies to gather information about how people interact with our content.

These technologies work together to create a better experience when you're exploring our finance education resources. They remember things like your preferred language settings, whether you've completed certain course modules, and which topics interest you most.

For instance, if you frequently access our financial modeling resources, we'll prioritize showing you advanced modeling courses and related workshops. This personalization helps you find valuable content faster instead of sorting through materials that might not match your current learning objectives.

You can delete all cookies from your browser at any time, though this will reset your preferences and may affect website functionality. Some features like course progress tracking and personalized recommendations will need to be rebuilt as you use the site again.

We regularly review our data retention practices to ensure we're only keeping information that actively improves your educational experience. Inactive accounts and associated tracking data are automatically cleaned up according to our data governance policies.

Our website integrates with several trusted educational and analytics platforms that may place their own cookies. These include learning management systems, video hosting services for course content, and analytics tools that help us understand how our educational materials perform.

We carefully vet these partners to ensure they meet high standards for data protection and use. However, each service operates under its own privacy policy, and we recommend reviewing those policies if you want to understand their specific practices.

We update this cookie policy occasionally to reflect changes in our educational technology or legal requirements. When we make significant changes, we'll notify active users through email and display a notice on the website.

Minor updates like clarifications or additional examples may be made without specific notification, but the effective date at the top of this page will always reflect the most recent revision.