Financial Services Privacy Policies
Companies in the Financial Services industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 67 companies in the Financial Services category.
Progressive Mutual Insurance Company
progressive.com
Progressive's policies have good security but lack clarity and have broad sharing practices.
Ripple
ripple.com
Ripple's policies are robust in data security and legal compliance but have shortcomings in data sharing transparency and user rights.
Robinhood Markets Inc.
robinhood.com
Robinhood's policies are comprehensive but suffer from broad data sharing, complex language, and one-sided legal terms, scoring 72 out of 100.
Upside
upside.com
Upside's policies provide a solid foundation but fall short in transparency and user control, with critical issues in arbitration and data handling.
Wealthsimple
wealthsimple.com
Wealthsimple's privacy policy is comprehensive but has gaps in data usage clarity and user rights, while the terms of use lack balanced legal protections.
Y Combinator Management, LLC
ycombinator.com
Y Combinator's policies are comprehensive but have notable gaps in legal protections and clarity.
Affirm
affirm.com
Affirm's policies are detailed but have critical issues like broad data sharing and mandatory arbitration, affecting user protections and clarity.
Bankrate LLC
bankrate.com
Red Ventures' policy is comprehensive but lacks clarity and specific procedures in key areas.
Mvagusta
mvagusta.com
MV Agusta's policy is strong in data privacy and security but lacks in clarity and dispute resolution, scoring 72/100.
SplitIt
splitit.com
Splitit's policies provide strong data privacy and user rights but lack clarity and fairness in legal terms and dispute resolution.
Ally Financial Inc.
ally.com
Ally's policy excels in security and user rights but lacks transparency in data practices and clarity.
Dun and Bradstreet
dnb.com
The policy is transparent about cookies but lacks clarity on data retention and user rights, with broad sharing and unilateral term changes.