cashbridge.com.au
Level 9 - 530 Lt Collins Street
Melbourne 3000, Vic
CREDIT INFORMATION (PRIVACY) MANAGEMENT POLICY
Sunbow Finance Pty Ltd, t/as Cash Bridge Australian Credit Licence No: 505901
This policy has been developed to appropriately acknowledge the importance of, and assist in
providing a framework for, the appropriate level of protection for consumer identification and credit
information protection. The policy represents Sunbow Finance’s commitment to compliance with
the privacy laws and privacy code obligations.
Concerning the collection, holding, use and disclosure of credit related personal
information
We (Sunbow Finance) provide this policy in accordance with the Privacy Amendment (Enhancing
Privacy Protection) Act 2012, hereafter referred to as the Privacy Act, detailing the lawful approach
we take in the collection of information in our role as credit providers and in regard to the
management and use of all information collected from our potential customers and actual
customers, and all subsequent dealings with customer/consumer representatives, credit reporting
bodies, and other entities listed in this policy.
Introduction
In the course of our business, we provide consumer credit, as defined in Section 6(1) of the
Privacy Act. This credit being provided wholly or primarily for personal, family, or household
purposes. From time to time we may also offer business loans.
In the course of our business we seek to establish your credit worthiness. That means:
(a)
your eligibility to be provided with credit;
(b)
your history in relation to credit; and
(c)
your capacity to repay an amount of credit.
The kinds of credit information we collect and hold
In accordance with the industry’s mandatory Credit Reporting Privacy Code, Obligation 5.1, we
collect and hold credit reporting information, credit identification information, credit capacity
information and personal information collected and held under Section 18 of the Privacy Act prior
to 12 March 2014 and, thereafter, under PART 111A of the Privacy Act.
Where personal information concerning an overdue payment is held and, where information
concerning this overdue payment is presented to a credit reporting body, the amount overdue will
be a minimum of $150.
In accordance with Section 6 of the Privacy Act, we may collect and hold the following personal
information that may be considered confidential:
1.
identification information;
2.
credit liability information;
3.
repayment history information;