The Manhattan Mortgage Company ("Manhattan Mortgage") is committed to protecting the privacy of personal information collected from visitors to our web site.

Our Security Measures
Manhattan Mortgage uses appropriate technologies to ensure the security of information transmitted via our web site and maintained in our possession.

Your Personal Information
Manhattan Mortgage does not collect personally identifiable information on our website, such as your name, address, e-mail address or telephone number, without your knowledge. Such information is collected only when you knowingly and voluntarily submit it to us (as, for example, when you contact us via e-mail). Manhattan Mortgage uses such voluntarily submitted information for the purposes for which it was submitted.

The personal information you submit when filling out our online mortgage application is treated as confidential by Manhattan Mortgage. We use this information to process your transaction, and we share the information with trusted parties necessary to qualify, process, close and service your mortgage.

When you engage in certain activities on this site, such as receiving daily rates via email, Manhattan Mortgage may ask you to provide certain information about yourself, such as your name, mailing address, or e-mail address, by filling out and submitting an online form. Manhattan Mortgage does not sell or share this information with third parties. This information is collected in order to support your participation in the activities you select.

Manhattan Mortgage may also use information provided by you to give you information and special offers on other services that we may provide that we think would be useful to your needs. However, at any time, you may choose to not receive such information or offers from Manhattan Mortgage simply by contacting us at the email address listed below.

At any time, you may also access and correct personal information that you have submitted to Manhattan Mortgage by contacting us at the email address listed below.

Non-Personal Information
Manhattan Mortgage collects non-personal user information (for example, IP addresses) in aggregate form. An IP address is a number given to you by a web server. Examples of information provided by an IP address include service provider, type of browser and type of system used. An IP address is not used to obtain personal information about a user. Manhattan Mortgage may use non-personal user information to make its site better and more responsive to your needs. This non-personal information is also shared with third parties for marketing, advertising or research purposes.

Manhattan Mortgage does not utilize cookies, except that its online mortgage application pages do require that your browser be enabled to accept cookies, in order for the browser to access our technology to apply online. (Cookies are small bits of information that are placed on your hard drive when you visit a web site, making it possible to track your activity on the site. Cookies are used by most major sites on the Internet. Most major browsers can be adjusted not to accept cookies.)

Contact Us
If you want to communicate with us about our Privacy Policy please write to us at:

The Manhattan Mortgage Company
555 Madison Ave.
14th Floor
New York, NY 10022
ATTN: Phil Figler
Or email us.

Manhattan Mortgage reserves the right to change this Privacy Policy at any time.

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