This form, distributed by the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, is for financial companies to use as a model consumer privacy notice. The form aims to assist financial companies in more transparently disclosing to consumers how and why they collect, share and use certain personal information.
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FTC Model Financial Privacy Form (no opt-out)
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