PRIVACY CONSENT 

AMM Journey Group Pty Ltd t/as Journey Finance (ABN 24 641 152 954), Australian Credit Licence #544684); referred to as  “Journey Finance”/we/us” will collect, store, disclose and use personal information and credit information that you provide to  us in accordance with the terms of this Privacy Consent and our Privacy Policy. You may obtain a copy of our Privacy Policy by  contacting us on 0492 913 494 or by emailing us at [email protected]. 

By signing this document, you agree we can collect, hold, use and exchange personal and credit information about you for  these stated purposes. The Privacy Policy also contains information on how you can complain about a breach of the privacy  laws, how you can access or request to correct your personal and credit information that we hold about you and how to have  that information amended. 

What is personal information? 

Personal information is information or an opinion about an identifiable or reasonably identifiable person. The personal  information we will collect and hold will include your name, date of birth, gender, telephone number, address, email, employment details and any other information we may need to identify you. 

What is credit information? 

Credit information is personal information that relates to credit that a person has applied for or has been provided. The credit  information that we will collect from you may include your records of credit that you have applied for (including the name of  the credit provider, the type of credit and the amount of credit), default information or any other information that has a bearing  on your credit worthiness used to determine your eligibility for credit. Credit information also include credit reporting  information supplied to us by a credit reporting body and any information that we derive from it. 

We will collect, hold, disclose and use your personal and credit information to: 

(a) assess and verify your identity and financial situation; 

(b) assess your credit application, or your suitability as a guarantor to a credit application; 

(c) provide such information to a guarantor or related applicant; 

(d) exchange your information with a credit reporting body; 

(e) disclose your information to credit providers as set out in our ‘Credit Provider Schedule’ to arrange credit; (f) disclose your information to our aggregation partners as set out in the Aggregation Partners section of this document; (g) disclose your information to an insurer to arrange insurance you wish to obtain; 

(h) obtain from, and disclose to, third-parties such as your employer, landlord, real estate agent, lending institution and  guarantor who are deemed as reasonably necessary to arrange finance and/or insurance; and 

(i) refer you to other organisations, service providers or business partners or obtain referrals from them to you. We may not be able to proceed with credit assistance without the ability to collect, hold, disclose and use your personal and  credit information. 

Identity & financial situation verification 

We are required by the Anti-Money Laundering and Counter-Terrorism Financing Act 2006 (Cth) to collect and use personal  and credit information from you in order to identify you. We are also required by the National Consumer Credit Protection Act  2009 (Cth) to collect credit information and personal information about you and take reasonable steps to verify this, including  your financial situation. This verification may include enquiring via a credit reporting body. 

Authority to make requests 

You authorise us to make requests for personal and credit information from credit providers and credit reporting bodies. By  signing this Privacy Consent, you consent to the credit providers listed in the schedule to this consent doing any of the following: (a) where you are the borrower—obtaining information or a report about your commercial activities or commercial credit  worthiness for the purpose of assessing your application from any business which provides information about the  commercial credit worthiness of persons (this includes a credit reporting body); 

(b) where you are the borrower, giving to and obtaining from any credit provider named in your credit application or in a  credit report on you issued by a credit reporting agency, information about your credit arrangements for purposes of: (i) assessing your application for credit; 

(ii) notifying a default by you; 

(iii) allowing another credit provider to ascertain the status of your finance arrangements with us where you are  in default with one or more other credit providers; and

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(iv) generally assessing your credit worthiness; 

(c) where you are the borrower—disclosing personal and credit information to a person you have nominated to act as  guarantor for the purpose of the guarantor considering whether to offer to act as a guarantor or offer property as  security for the credit; and 

(d) where you are the guarantor—obtaining a report about your credit worthiness from a credit reporting body for the  purpose of assessing whether to accept you as a guarantor. 

You acknowledge and agree that the information referred to above can include any information about your personal and/or  commercial credit worthiness, credit standing, credit history or credit capacity which the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) allows credit  providers to give to or receive from each other. 

Disclosures 

We will disclose or exchange your personal and credit information to the following persons: 

(a) potential credit providers and/or insurers as part of our credit assistance process; 

(b) third-parties to verify the details provided are correct, including with your agents, guardians, attorneys and employers; (c) our related body corporates, assignees, agents, contractors and advisers; 

(d) law enforcement, government and regulatory bodies; 

(e) any person who refers you to us for credit assistance; 

(f) joint applicants and guarantors; 

(g) any financial institution to, or from which a payment is made; 

(h) debt collection agencies; and 

(i) anyone who refers you to us. 

We will not disclose your personal and credit information to any overseas recipient. 

Credit reporting bodies 

We may exchange personal and credit information with a credit reporting body as detailed below: (a) disclosure of details such as name, date of birth and address to obtain a credit report on the applicant or guarantor in  our capacity as an access seeker in the credit assistance process; 

(b) use any information provided by a credit reporting body to assist us in conducting a preliminary assessment of a  proposed credit application and its suitability to the applicant; and 

(c) request a credit reporting body to provide us with an assessment of whether information provided by the applicant or  guarantor matches that in the credit report to verify the identity of applicant and/or guarantor. Our current credit reporting body is Equifax you can contact them on phone 13 8332 during opening hours of Mon-Fri 8.30am  to 6.00pm Eastern Standard Time, or via their website www.equifax.com.au. You can also obtain their Privacy Policy from their  website at www.equifax.com.au. 

Credit providers 

We may submit a credit application to credit providers listed in our ‘Credit Provider Schedule’. If a credit provider holds  pertinent credit eligibility information, the credit provider must share this information with us, yourself or someone you have  authorised to act on your behalf. Credit providers may also engage directly with a credit reporting body and you can ascertain  the details on this and how they handle personal and credit information via their websites which are listed in our ‘Credit  Provider Schedule’. If your credit application proceeds with a credit provider you may be asked again for your consent to  collect, store and use your personal and credit information by this credit provider. 

CREDIT PROVIDER SCHEDULE

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Aggregation partners 

We have finance aggregation arrangements with the following entities who assist us in having access to a wide range of credit  providers. We may utilise their systems as part of our credit assistance process and other platforms for potential ongoing client  contact. We may also share your details as part of compliance audits.  

– Fintelligence Pty Ltd (ABN 80 625 017 174), Australian Credit Licence #511803 

Your rights 

You have the right to ask: 

(a) that we provide you with the personal and credit information we hold about you; 

(b) that we correct any personal and credit information we hold about you that is shown to be incorrect; (c) for copies of our Privacy Policy and this document; 

(d) the credit reporting body does not use your personal information for assessment purposes or direct marketing; and (e) the credit reporting body provides you with a copy of information it holds about you. 

To access and/or seek correction of your personal or credit information we hold, or make a complaint about privacy, you can  contact us on phone number – 0492 913 494 or by emailing us at [email protected] or registered post to Kon-Tiki  Business Centre Tower, 2, Level 1 Suite/101, 55 Plaza Parade, Maroochydore QLD 4558. 

Marketing 

We would like to contact you from time to time with marketing information about the products and services we provide. You  can opt-out of receiving direct marketing communication from us at any time.  

If you do NOT want to receive marketing information from us, please indicate by phone via 0492 913 494 or by emailing us at  [email protected] or registered post to Kon-Tiki Business Centre Tower, 2, Level 1 Suite/101, 55 Plaza Parade,  Maroochydore QLD 4558. 

Electronic communication 

If you provide us with an email address or mobile phone number, you consent for us to use these details to send you, or make  available to you, notices and relevant documents, including those from a credit provider or insurer. You are therefore  responsible for maintaining appropriate software, hardware and associated processes to receive, access, review, print and save  copies of such documents.  

This consent applies to all types of communication that is permitted by law to occur electronically. Therefore, paper (hard  copy) documents may not be provided to you, unless we are obliged to by law. You must regularly check advised electronic communication mediums for communication from us. If your details change, you must promptly notify us. If you wish to withdraw your consent to electronic communication, please notify us on phone number 0492 913 494 or by  emailing us at [email protected] or registered post to Kon-Tiki Business Centre Tower, 2, Level 1 Suite/101, 55  Plaza Parade, Maroochydore QLD 4558. 

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 

By signing below, as applicant or guarantor, I acknowledge and declare that I have read and understood this Privacy Consent.  I consent to the collection, storage, use and disclosure of my personal information and credit information in accordance with this Privacy Consent.

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