Chase Macmillan may wish to contact you by post, telephone, fax, email, SMS and other electronic methods of marketing which may become relevant in the future ("Future Methods"). This would be done in order to provide you with marketing information about the products and/or services and/or special offers of Chase Macmillan, and those of the Selected Companies.

If at any other time you wish to change your mind about direct marketing from Chase Macmillan by a particular method, please tell Chase Macmillan by using the contact us page on this website or in the privacy policy on this website. You should use these contact details if you have any other questions about the way in which Chase Macmillan processes or uses your personal information.

Chase Macmillanis your "Data Controller" under the Data Protection Act 1998 (the "Act"). The Act defines your rights as an individual in relation to how Chase Macmillan uses your personal information.