Your data, plainly
You can read guides, try calculators and send a message to Fenul's own team. Here is what we collect at each step, who sees it and what you can do about it.
Questions and answers
The ordinary things. Your device asks for pages through Cloudflare, which sees each request and your IP address. The calculators do their sums in your browser, so nothing you type into them reaches us. The site is not for kids, and we do not knowingly collect anything from anyone under 16.
Your full name and email, a phone number and a company name if you want to give them, a topic (wealth services, AI and growth solutions, a business inquiry or something else) and your message. The short forms on the home page ask for your name, email, phone, an optional company, whether you write as a business, an individual or a family office, and your message. No form asks about your net worth, income or assets.
A person on Fenul's own team, who replies to you directly. The message is stored on our cloud infrastructure and delivered to our team by email, and the companies that host and deliver it for us handle it only to do that. It is not passed to outside advisors, it is not sold, and nobody pays us for an introduction to you.
Until you say yes to cookies, Google Analytics sits in its denied, cookieless setting and the other tools stay off. After that, the site can bring in Google Analytics 4 for traffic counts, Google AdSense for ads and the Meta Pixel for ad and social measurement. The ad tools can send details of your visit on to Google and Meta. We use Yandex Metrica to count page visits and to help Yandex Search find our pages, with session recording off.
When your browser turns on Global Privacy Control, we take that as you saying no to sale and sharing for advertising, Yandex Metrica stays off, and any message you send is marked do-not-sell in our records. You can also use the Do not sell or share my personal information page. What you pick there is saved in your browser only.
We keep a message as long as we need it to reply to you and to meet legal record-keeping rules. Tell us if you want it deleted, and it goes, except for anything a legal rule obliges us to hold on to. A bot check, a hidden trap field and rate limits keep automated spam out of the forms.
If you live in California, the CCPA and CPRA let you ask us what we hold, have it corrected or deleted, and tell us not to sell or share your information. People in other states may have similar rights where they live. We will not treat you worse for asking. Use the contact page for any of it.