Celebrating
75 years of educating credit professionalsPrinciple 1: Accountability. We responsibly maintain and protect the information we have about you.
Principle 2: Identifying Purposes. The purpose for which your information is being collected will be explained to you either before or when it is collected.
Principle 3: Consent. We will obtain your consent to collect, hold, use and disclose your information. This will be done by providing you with a Privacy Protection Notice when you provide personal information to the Credit Institute.
Principle 4: Limiting Collection. We will limit the information we collect to what is needed for those purposes the Credit Institute has identified.
Principle 5: Limiting Use, Disclosure and Retention. We will use and disclose your information only for the purposes we have identified, or when it is required or permitted by law.
Principle 6: Accuracy. We strive to keep your information as accurate, complete and up to date as posible.
Principle 7: Safeguards. We protect your information with appropriate safeguards and security measures. Our employees and service providers only have access to your information for the identified purposes and access is permitted only to the extent necessary for such purposes. In addition, we have taken several measures to protect your information, such as restricting physical access to our offices and using computer passwords and file encryption for on-line activities.
Principle 8: Openness. Upon your request, we will provide you with specific details about our information handling policies and procedures. Contact privacyofficer@creditedu.org for more information.
Principle 9: Access. We will give you access to the information we have about you. You may check the accuracy of your information and amend it as appropriate. Accuracy is important to us. Please inform us of any errors in our information about you as soon as you are aware of them so that we may immediately correct our records. If the accuracy of information is in dispute, we will note it in our records.
Principle 10: Challenging Our Compliance. We will investigate and respond to your concerns about any aspect of our handling of your information.
Personal information is used for the purpose to which it is collected for a period of time to which it's purpose is required.
The Credit Institute
of Canada's web site contains links to other sites. The Credit Institute of
Canada is not responsible for the privacy policies on other sites, nor does
the Credit Institute of Canada endorse the content of other sites.
Personal and non-personal information may be collected on our web site through
use of browser cookies. A browser cookie is data which is transferred to your
computer for record keeping purposes. A cookie is used to enhance your viewing
experience of our site. For example, cookies identify repeat users and their
preferred settings. Consult your browser documentation to learn how you can
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Credit Institute of Canada members have been advised
by mail to the last known address on file of this Privacy Policy, prior to January
1, 2004. Any member who does not consent to the use of his/her personal information,
as outlined in this privacy policy must advise the Credit Institute of Canada
by mail or by fax in writing to the Privacy Manager, Credit Institute of Canada,
219 Dufferin Street Suite 216C, Toronto Ontario, M6K 3J1 or fax to (416) 572-2619.
New students,
members and renewing members will be asked for consent to the use of personal
information as required.
The Credit Institute of Canada publishes a National Membership Roster for members
to use for networking purposes. The on-line membership roster is password protected
to provide access to members only. A disclaimer on this page intended to prevent
misuse of the membership roster states "This Credit Institute of
Canada membership roster is for the personal use of members of the Credit Institute
of Canada only. Any solicitation of individuals or companies listed herein or
reproductions of this booklet, in whole or in part, is strictly prohibited."
If a business address and contact information is provided to the Credit Institute,
this information is listed on the membership roster. In the event business contact
information is not provided but a home address, phone, fax and email have been
provided, or if a home address, phone and email address is given as the primary
contact information, the home address, phone, fax and email will be published
on the membership roster.
Members can view and update their own information listed on the roster by changing
the primary contact information through the Credit Institute website's member
renewal section. Members can request that they not be included in the membership
roster by writing to the National Membership Coordinator at membership@creditedu.org
by fax at (416) 572-2619 or by mail to Membership Coordinator, Credit Institute
of Canada, 219 Dufferin Street Suite 216C, Toronto Ontario, M6K 3J1.
Chapters may also publish a chapter membership roster. Please contact your Chapter Membership Coordinator to verify information, to request changes or to opt out of inclusion in the roster. The Chapter Membership Coordinator information may be obtained through the National Membership Coordinator at the address provided above.
For more information on the Credit Institute of Canada's Privacy Policy please email privacyofficer@creditedu.org, fax us at (416) 572-2619 or mail a request to Privacy Officer, Credit Institute of Canada, 219 Dufferin Street Suite 216C, Toronto Ontario, M6K 3J1.
For complaint recourse direct written correspondence to the Privacy Commissioner at 112 Kent Street, Ottawa, Ontario, K1A 1H3
We may make changes or revise our privacy policy. Any changes will be posted on our website for your information.