Financial Services Privacy Policies
Companies in the Financial Services industry Browse and analyze privacy policies from 73 companies in the Financial Services category.
Kelley Blue Book
kbb.com
KBB's policies are thorough but lack in user protection and clarity, scoring 68/100 with notable weaknesses in legal fairness and data practices.
UDR Inc.
udr.com
UDR's privacy policy is comprehensive but has notable weaknesses in data sharing and security, impacting user trust and protection.
Edraw Software
edrawsoft.com
Edraw's policy is structured but lacks clarity and has broad data sharing, warranting a score of 65.
Talkspace
talkspace.com
Talkspace's policies provide good data privacy and user rights but fall short in legal protections and clarity, scoring 65/100.
Teachers Pay Teachers
teacherspayteachers.com
TPT's policies have strengths in data security but lack clarity and fairness, scoring 65/100.
Western Union
westernunion.com
Western Union's policies are average with strengths in data purpose and security but weaknesses in user rights and legal fairness.
Pymnts
pymnts.com
The policy is clear but lacks detailed data practices and user rights, scoring 64/100.
CME Group
cmegroup.com
CME Group's policies lack transparency in data practices and user rights, with concerning legal terms, but provide some privacy controls.
Discover Financial Services
discover.com
Discover's privacy policy and terms of service provide some transparency but fall short in clarity, user control, and legal fairness, with critical issues in data retention and sharing practices.
Move, Inc
realtor.com
Move's policies have some strengths but fall short in clarity, user rights, and legal fairness, scoring 62/100.
TD Bank Group
td.com
TD Bank's privacy policy and terms of service have some strengths but lack clarity and specificity in key areas, affecting user control and data protection.
SmartAsset
smartasset.com
SmartAsset's policies have good transparency but lack specificity in data practices and user rights, with restrictive legal terms.