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Privacy Notice

Updated 8 September 2026

What this service does

DebtFreedom helps people request a call about options for repaying existing debt. We are a referral service, not a debt counsellor or financial services provider.

What we collect and why

When you request a callback, we save your name, mobile number, optional email, quiz answers, preferred call time and consent record. We use this to check the referral fit, arrange follow-up and help the caller understand your situation. Your answers include your work situation, estimated income and debt, payment pressure and whether you already work with a debt counsellor.

We also save campaign tags and an ad click reference, if present, to understand which advert brought the enquiry. We do not send your financial answers to advertising platforms. No advertising pixel is active in this version.

Who receives your details

With your permission, DebtFreedom may share your enquiry with a debt solutions partner for a callback. The caller must identify their business and explain their role. Website hosting providers process data to operate this service. Your details are not displayed on this website.

Your choice

Giving contact details is optional. Without them and callback consent, we cannot arrange a call. This form does not sign you up for a repayment plan. You may decline services during the call and ask the caller to stop contacting you.

Access, correction and deletion

You can ask to see, correct or delete your information and withdraw callback permission. Withdrawing permission does not undo earlier lawful processing. Data should be kept only as long as needed for the enquiry and applicable record-keeping duties.

Private preview notice

This site is being prepared for launch. The operator’s legal identity, privacy contact, retention period and receiving partner details must be added before public lead collection starts. Preview submissions are saved for testing; automatic partner delivery is not active.

For information about privacy rights or complaints, visit the Information Regulator.