Cookie Policy

A cookie is small file placed on a computer's hard drive that allows a website to recognize that computer each time someone uses it to visit that site. It contains information about preferences for using the site that have been established by someone using that computer. Cookies may also be used to keep track of the pages looked at during a visit as well as the path taken to those pages.

How do we use cookies?

Our site sometimes uses cookies to track how our visitors move through the site. We use this information to make decisions about ways to improve the services we offer online. Just as cities and counties monitor street and highway traffic to make decisions about which roads need to be wider or which intersections need stop lights, we analyze our website traffic to decide which areas of the site need attention as we strive to continually make improvements.

Cookies and account security

The cookies we use don't include any information about your personal identity or your accounts that could be used to access confidential financial information. Simply accepting cookies from our site does not compromise the online security of your accounts. We don't display account information on the site until you sign in with your unique user ID and password.

Enabling and disabling cookies

For instructions on how to accept or reject cookies, consult your browser's Help section. Most recent browsers provide the flexibility to reject all cookies, accept all cookies, or accept cookies only from sites you trust. You'll also find instructions on how to delete any cookies that already exist on your computer. If your current browser doesn't provide the flexibility you want in setting preferences for cookies, consider downloading a more recent version.

 

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