PRIVACY STATEMENT

(and Electronic Communications Consent)

This document outlines how we collect, use, hold and disclose personal and credit information about you. By signing this document, you consent to us handling your personal information and credit information in accordance with this document. You also consent to us communicating with you via electronic means. You can find out more about how we deal with your personal information by accessing our privacy policy on our website. If you do not provide us with this consent or provide us with your personal information or credit information, we may not be able to provide our services to you.

Why we collect personal information and credit information

We collect personal information and credit information about you and use that information for the following purposes:

to deal with enquiries from you
to assess your application including assessing your credit worthiness or arranging insurance
to seek opportunities to arrange finance for you or insurance for you and to arrange, refer and deal with your application with credit providers, financial institutions or insurers
for marketing purposes
to notify credit providers of your credit information
to comply with our legal obligations

Who we may collect your information from

We may collect personal information and credit information about you from someone else when we are providing our services to you. This includes collecting information from a government agency, referrer, credit reporting body, employer, real estate agent, a person you know, agent or credit provider.

Who we may disclose your information to

We may disclose personal information and credit information we collect to:

credit providers including your credit report so that they can assess your application
persons or companies who may or will be a guarantor
persons or companies who may or will be a borrower you are guaranteeing
our related companies
credit reporting bodies such as Equifax
credit providers, lenders, security providers, distributors and referrers
service providers such as third-party back office support providers, marketers and technology providers
government bodies
debt collectors
our external dispute resolution body
our professional advisors such as lawyers, accountants and auditors

A third-party recipient of your personal information may use your personal information for any of the purposes we may use it and we may receive a fee associated with the disclosure of the personal information.

We may disclose your personal information to any organisation that may wish to acquire, or has acquired, an interest in our business or any rights under your contract with us.

Exchange of information with Credit Reporting Bodies

We, or persons we disclose your information to, such as credit providers, may exchange information with credit reporting bodies. This includes information about your credit history, credit worthiness, credit liabilities, repayments and defaults.

Exchange of information with Credit Providers

As part of our services to you, we may exchange your personal information and credit information to one or more credit providers. A list of the most common credit providers who deal with us can be found on our website. Credit providers may also disclose information about you to and collect information about you from credit report bodies.

Information about the handling of your personal information and credit information by a credit provider can be found on their website. Information may include:

that the credit provider may disclose information about you to a credit reporting body or other credit providers for the purpose of assessing your credit
that the credit provider may disclose information about you to a credit reporting about overdue consumer credit payments
how you can obtain the credit provider’s privacy policy
your rights to access or correct personal information held by the credit provider
how the credit provider deals with complaints and disputes
your rights to request a credit reporting body not to undertake pre-screening for purposes of direct marketing by a credit provider
your right to request a credit report body not to release information about you if you believe you are a victim of fraud.

Using your information to communicate with you for marketing purposes

We may provide you with offers or information about other services we may be able to provide to you unless you tell us not to.

Consent for us to communicate electronically

You agree to, and provide your consent to us:

sending you information that we are obliged to provide to you to meet our legal obligations
sending you electronic messages rather than providing paper copies
sending you documents and consents by electronic means including documents which you are required to sign and to enter into contracts by electronic means

Electronic messages, information and documents we send you will be to the email or mobile number you have provided us.

You acknowledge that in giving this permission, you agree to:

use a computer and necessary computer programs and have access to the internet in order to interact with us and receive information we send you;
regularly check your email inbox, fax machine and phone;
notify us of any changes to your electronic address or mobile phone number and absolve us from any liability if you fail to do so.

You may withdraw your permission for the above at any time, provide you give us one (1) business days’ notice and confirm your current residential address and contact details.

Your rights

Our privacy policy contains information about your rights with respect to your personal information including your right to access and correct your personal information and how you can make a complaint with respect to the handling of your personal information.

Definitions

In this document, when we use the following words, they have the corresponding meaning:

“Company”, “we”, “our” and “us” means Motion Money Pty Ltd together with our related bodies, affiliates and agents.

“credit information” means information or data which has been collected about you by a credit reporting body, a credit provider, government agency or other organisation which stores credit information and includes the type and amount of credit provided to you, the fact you have applied for credit, when you credit arrangement has been discharged, repayment history information, default information and court information.

“legal obligations” means any laws, regulations, practice statements, guides or codes (as amended) which we are required to comply with and includes the Privacy Act, the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act, the National Consumer Credit Protection Act and the Personal Property Securities Act.

“personal information” means information or data which has been collected about you from which your identity is apparent and includes your name, date of birth, residential address and government identifier numbers such as your drivers’ licence number.

“You” means the person giving their consent to collect, use, hold and disclose personal information and credit information pursuant to this document.