Cookie Policy
This page explains which cookies are set on inntreilopes.biz, what purpose they serve, and how you can control their use yourself. It supplements the privacy policy and applies to all subpages of the finance blog.
What cookies are
Cookies are small text files that are stored in the browser when you visit a website. They usually contain an identifier and make it possible to recognize a browser during subsequent visits. Cookies do not cause any damage to your device and do not contain any programs — they are purely bookmarks from the server that tell you: the same browser has been here before.
Some cookies disappear as soon as you close the browser (session cookies), others remain on the device for a set duration (persistent cookies). Both variants can occur here, and both can be deleted in the browser settings. No cookie from this blog reads other files on your computer.
Technically necessary cookies
Technically necessary cookies are required for the operation of the website, for example to maintain form entries during a session or to ensure the security of the pages. They ensure that a request is answered from the correct context and that a page does not fall back into an incomplete state after a reload.
These cookies cannot be deactivated without parts of the website ceasing to function. Anyone who blocks them in the browser can still read individual pages; however, forms, session states, and security checks may then not work as intended.
The specific name and duration are set by the server when the page is called; if the services used change, this section will be updated with a date.
Cookies for analysis and marketing
As far as analysis or marketing services are used, the associated cookies are only set if you have expressly consented to this. Without this consent, the site runs without evaluation — you simply read without a counter tracking you.
These cookies serve to evaluate the use of the website or to display content. An evaluation helps me to recognize which articles on ETF savings plans, taxes, and retirement provision are actually read — not who reads them. You can revoke your consent at any time with effect for the future; after that, the affected cookies will no longer be set.
- Reach measurement of individual articles
- Recognizing recurring visitor groups
- Displaying content outside the blog
- Revocation for the future at any time
How you manage cookies
You can delete or block cookies in your browser's settings. Most browsers offer the option to manage cookies for all sites or only for specific sites. The path to this varies depending on the browser, but is almost always found under privacy or website data.
If you block cookies, it may be that individual functions of this website do not work as intended. Reading the articles remains possible; forms and session states are the places where it first hits a snag. You do not need to set up an exception for this site — the block then applies to all websites equally.
Changes to this policy
This cookie policy can be adjusted if the services used or legal requirements change. The version published on this page applies. The date above states the last update; significant changes are added visibly instead of being overwritten quietly.
Frequently asked questions about cookies
Short and concrete — the four points that are asked most frequently when reading this blog. For everything else, you can reach me directly via the contact page.
To the contact pageAre cookies set at all without consent?
Yes, but only technically necessary ones. They hold a session together and protect forms. Analysis and marketing cookies are only set after explicit consent.
How do I revoke given consent?
Via the site's cookie settings or by deleting the relevant cookies in your browser. The revocation applies to the future; processing that has already taken place remains unaffected.
Does the blog store my brokerage account data?
No. This blog reads and writes about ETFs, taxes, and retirement planning — it does not manage brokerage accounts and does not query account transactions. What you enter here are form inputs, not assets.
Does this policy also apply to linked sites?
No. It applies to inntreilopes.biz. External sites that I link to have their own regulations — please read the respective privacy policy there.
Where to continue reading
The cookie policy is a side issue of this blog — it is read because of the articles. If you want to know how I work on ETFs, taxes, and retirement planning, you can find the starting point on the topic pages. I answer open questions about cookies, data, or content directly.