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These technologies help us analyze which sections of our financial guidance are most valuable to our clients and where people might be getting stuck in their investment planning journey. We're not trying to be invasive — we genuinely want to make our platform more helpful for Australian investors.

When you browse our investment resources, we track which articles you spend the most time reading and where you might exit the site. This isn't about being nosy — it's about understanding what's working and what isn't.

For example, if we notice that many visitors are leaving halfway through our portfolio diversification guide, we might realize it's too technical or missing crucial information. Your browsing patterns help us create better educational content for Australian investors.

We also use tracking to personalize your experience. If you frequently read about property investment strategies, we might surface more real estate-focused content in your dashboard. This saves you time and ensures you're getting the most relevant guidance for your investment goals.

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