Privacy Policy

Debt Free Life Hacks

Privacy Policy

Your privacy matters. This policy explains what information may be collected when you use Debt Free Life Hacks, how that information is used, and the third-party services that help operate the site.

Information You Choose to Provide

Debt Free Life Hacks collects personal information only when you choose to provide it through services offered on the site.

If you subscribe to the Debt Free Life Hacks email list, you provide your email address through Mailchimp. Your email address is used to send the monthly Debt Free Life Hacks email and related blog content you requested.

If you purchase the Net Worth Tracker, your purchase is processed through Shopify. Information necessary to process the transaction and deliver the digital product is handled through Shopify and applicable payment and delivery services. The tracker is automatically delivered to the email address associated with the purchase.

Email Subscriptions

Email subscriptions are voluntary. Debt Free Life Hacks uses Mailchimp to manage the subscriber list and send email.

You may unsubscribe at any time by using the unsubscribe link included in the emails you receive.

Mailchimp may process technical information related to sending and delivering email. Depending on campaign settings, Mailchimp may also collect information about email engagement, such as whether an email was opened or a link was clicked.

Debt Free Life Hacks does not sell, rent, or give its subscriber list to other companies or individuals for their own marketing purposes.

Purchases Through Shopify

The Net Worth Tracker is sold through a Shopify-powered store. Shopify and its applicable service providers process information needed to complete the transaction, fulfill the order, prevent fraud, and provide the services associated with the purchase.

Purchases are also subject to the privacy policy presented through the Shopify store and checkout.

Debt Free Life Hacks does not use customer purchase information for unrelated third-party marketing and does not sell or rent customer personal information.

Blogger and Google

Debt Free Life Hacks is hosted using Blogger, a Google service. Google and Blogger may automatically collect certain technical information and use cookies or similar technologies as part of operating, securing, and maintaining the Blogger platform.

Debt Free Life Hacks does not currently use Google Analytics and does not currently participate in Google AdSense.

Information processed by Google is subject to Google's applicable privacy policies and practices.

Cookies and Similar Technologies

Blogger, Google, Mailchimp, Shopify, and their service providers may use cookies or similar technologies when providing their services. These technologies may be used for functions such as operating and securing services, remembering preferences, processing transactions, and measuring service or email performance.

Debt Free Life Hacks does not currently use advertising cookies, affiliate tracking, Google Analytics, the Meta Pixel, or other independent advertising or behavioral tracking technologies.

How Information Is Shared

Debt Free Life Hacks does not sell or rent personal information and does not share personal information with third parties for their own marketing purposes.

Information may be processed by service providers that are necessary to operate the site and provide requested services, including Google and Blogger, Mailchimp, Shopify, payment processors, and other providers involved in completing a transaction or delivering a service.

Information may also be disclosed when reasonably necessary to comply with applicable law, respond to lawful requests, protect rights or safety, investigate fraud or misuse, or enforce applicable agreements.

How Long Information Is Kept

Newsletter information is maintained through Mailchimp while you remain subscribed or as otherwise necessary to maintain appropriate subscription and unsubscribe records.

Transaction information may be retained through Shopify and related service providers for as long as reasonably necessary to process and document transactions, fulfill orders, comply with legal or accounting requirements, prevent fraud, and resolve disputes.

Your Choices

You may unsubscribe from Debt Free Life Hacks emails at any time using the unsubscribe link in an email.

You may also contact Debt Free Life Hacks to ask a question about information associated with you or to request access, correction, or deletion where applicable.

Depending on where you live, applicable privacy law may provide additional rights regarding your personal information.

Privacy requests may be sent to contact@debtfreelifehacks.com .

Children's Privacy

Debt Free Life Hacks is a general-audience personal finance website and is not directed to children under 13.

Debt Free Life Hacks does not knowingly collect personal information from children under 13. If you believe a child under 13 has provided personal information through the site, please contact contact@debtfreelifehacks.com .

Third-Party Websites and Services

Debt Free Life Hacks may contain links to websites, products, or services operated by others. Their privacy practices are governed by their own policies, and Debt Free Life Hacks is not responsible for the privacy practices of third-party websites or services.

Changes to This Policy

This Privacy Policy may be updated from time to time if the services used by Debt Free Life Hacks change, if the site's information practices change, or when an update is otherwise appropriate.

The date at the bottom of this page indicates when this policy was most recently updated.

Questions about privacy?
Contact Debt Free Life Hacks at contact@debtfreelifehacks.com .

Last updated: August 17, 2026

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