Cookie Policy

Last updated: August 11, 2026

What are cookies?

Cookies are small text files placed on your computer, phone, tablet or other device when you visit a website. Similar technologies, including pixels, web beacons, local storage, software development kits and tracking tags, may perform comparable functions.

iMoneyTimes.com uses cookies and similar technologies to operate the website, remember your preferences, understand how visitors use our services, improve performance and support advertising.

This Cookie Policy explains the types of cookies that may be used on iMoneyTimes.com and the choices available to you.

Where consent is required, iMoneyTimes.com will ask for your consent before using non-essential cookies. Simply continuing to browse should not be treated as consent for cookies that require opt-in permission. Under UK guidance, analytics and advertising cookies generally require consent unless a narrow exemption applies.ico.org+1

This policy should be read together with our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Types of cookies we use

Essential cookies

These cookies are necessary for the operation, security and basic functionality of iMoneyTimes.com.

They may be used to:

  • Keep the website secure.

  • Maintain a user session.

  • Load pages and content correctly.

  • Remember cookie-consent choices.

  • Support account, subscription or login functions.

  • Prevent fraud, abuse and unauthorised activity.

  • Balance website traffic across servers.

  • Process requests made by you.

Essential cookies generally cannot be disabled through our cookie-preference tool because the website may not function properly without them.

Preference and functionality cookies

These cookies help iMoneyTimes.com remember choices you make and provide a more convenient experience.

They may remember:

  • Language or regional preferences.

  • Display settings.

  • Text size or accessibility preferences.

  • Login or registration preferences.

  • Newsletter settings.

  • Content or notification preferences.

  • Whether you have already seen a message or notice.

Some functionality cookies may be considered essential when they are strictly necessary to provide a service you have specifically requested. Other functionality cookies may require your consent, depending on how they are used and the applicable law.

Analytics and performance cookies

These cookies help us understand how visitors use iMoneyTimes.com.

They may collect information such as:

  • The pages and articles visited.

  • The number of visitors and sessions.

  • Time spent on pages.

  • Links and features used.

  • Referring websites.

  • Search terms.

  • Browser and device information.

  • Technical errors and page-performance data.

We use this information to measure audience engagement, identify technical problems, improve navigation, develop products and understand which content is useful to readers.

Analytics cookies are not automatically “essential” merely because they help us improve the website. Where required by law, we will obtain consent before using them.ico.org

Analytics providers used by iMoneyTimes.com may include:

  • [Provider name and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Provider name and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Provider name and privacy-policy link.]

This list should be updated to reflect the analytics tools actually installed on the website.

Advertising and targeting cookies

These cookies may be used by iMoneyTimes.com, advertising partners and other third parties to deliver, personalise, measure or limit advertising.

They may help providers:

  • Recognise a browser or device.

  • Measure whether an advertisement was viewed or clicked.

  • Prevent the same advertisement from appearing too frequently.

  • Understand advertising performance.

  • Build audience segments.

  • Deliver advertising based on browsing activity.

  • Measure activity after an advertisement is viewed.

  • Support interest-based or behavioural advertising.

Advertising and targeting cookies may allow information to be collected across different websites, applications or devices. They may be placed by iMoneyTimes.com or by third-party advertising networks, exchanges, demand-side platforms, measurement companies or other partners.

Where required, iMoneyTimes.com will request consent before setting or accessing advertising and targeting cookies.

Advertising and targeting providers used by iMoneyTimes.com may include:

  • [Advertising provider name and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Advertising provider name and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Advertising measurement provider and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Consent-management platform and privacy-policy link.]

Social-media and embedded-content cookies

Articles and pages on iMoneyTimes.com may include features supplied by third parties, such as:

  • Social-media sharing buttons.

  • Embedded posts.

  • Video players.

  • Audio players.

  • Maps.

  • Commenting tools.

  • Interactive charts.

  • Live feeds.

  • Advertising or content-recommendation widgets.

These third parties may set cookies or use similar technologies when their features are loaded or used. Their practices are governed by their own privacy policies.

Where technically possible, iMoneyTimes.com may delay the loading of certain third-party features until you consent or interact with them.

Third-party content providers may include:

  • [Provider name and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Provider name and privacy-policy link.]

  • [Provider name and privacy-policy link.]

First-party and third-party cookies

A first-party cookie is placed by iMoneyTimes.com or by a service operating on our behalf.

A third-party cookie is placed by a company other than iMoneyTimes.com, such as an advertising network, analytics provider, social-media platform or embedded-content provider.

Third parties may combine information collected through their cookies with information they receive from other websites or services. iMoneyTimes.com does not control the privacy practices of third parties, and you should review their policies for more information.

Cookies may be either:

  • Session cookies, which expire when you close your browser; or

  • Persistent cookies, which remain on your device for a specified period or until you delete them.

The duration of a cookie depends on its purpose and the provider that sets it.

A current cookie inventory should be made available through the iMoneyTimes.com cookie-preference centre or below:

Cookie or technology Provider Purpose Type Duration
[Cookie name] iMoneyTimes.com [Purpose] Essential [Session / duration]
[Cookie name] [Provider] [Purpose] Functionality [Duration]
[Cookie name] [Provider] [Purpose] Analytics [Duration]
[Cookie name] [Provider] [Purpose] Advertising [Duration]

This table must be reviewed whenever website scripts, advertising partners, analytics tools or consent technologies change.

When you first visit iMoneyTimes.com, our cookie banner or preference centre may allow you to:

  • Accept all cookies.

  • Reject or disable non-essential cookies.

  • Select individual cookie categories.

  • View additional information about providers and purposes.

  • Change your choices later.

You can withdraw or change your consent at any time through the Cookie Settings link in the website footer or through the cookie-preference centre.

Withdrawing consent does not affect the lawfulness of processing carried out before you withdrew it.

If you reject non-essential cookies, you can continue to use the core parts of iMoneyTimes.com, although some features may not work as intended.

Disabling cookies in your browser

You may also control or delete cookies through your browser settings. The exact steps vary depending on the browser and device you use.

Helpful resources include:

Blocking or deleting all cookies may cause some parts of iMoneyTimes.com to become unavailable or function incorrectly. Essential cookies may be required for account access, security, consent preferences and other core services.

Do Not Track and global privacy controls

Some browsers and devices offer “Do Not Track” or similar privacy signals. Because there is no single industry-wide interpretation of these signals, iMoneyTimes.com may not respond to every Do Not Track setting.

Where required by applicable law, we will process recognised opt-out preference signals, such as a valid Global Privacy Control signal, in accordance with our legal obligations and applicable privacy notices.

We may update this Cookie Policy when our website, technology, advertising partners or legal obligations change.

The updated version will be posted on this page with a new “Last updated” date. We encourage you to review this policy periodically.

Contact us

If you have questions about this Cookie Policy or how iMoneyTimes.com uses cookies, contact:

iMoneyTimes.com

Privacy enquiries: privacy@imoneytimes.com
General enquiries: info@imoneytimes.com