Cookies
Cookie notice
This notice describes the cookies and similar records used on neuronanchor.click. It sits alongside the privacy notice. Last revised 20 September 2026.
What cookies are
A cookie is a small text record a site asks your browser to keep, so a later visit can recognise a choice you already made. We also store the same choice in the browser’s local storage under the key neuronanchor-cookie-consent. Local storage is not sent to our server with each page, but it is a similar kind of memory on your device.
Types we use
Essential records remember whether you accepted or rejected further cookies. The site does not need them in order to show pages; if the choice cannot be saved, you can still read every page and send a sitting request. Analytics cookies are not set. We do not run an advertising network. If a measurement cookie is introduced later, it will be added to the table below and will run only after you choose Accept.
Cookie table
| Name | Purpose | Duration | Provider |
|---|---|---|---|
| na_consent | Stores whether you accepted or rejected non-essential cookies. | 180 days | Neuron Anchor Financial Planning (first party) |
| neuronanchor-cookie-consent | The same choice, kept in local storage so the banner is not shown again. | Until you clear site data | Neuron Anchor Financial Planning (first party, local storage) |
Third parties
Pages request typefaces from Google Fonts. That request leaves your browser for Google’s servers and may be logged there under Google’s own terms. We do not set a Google advertising cookie. If you block third-party requests, the pages still work; the type will fall back to a serif already on your device.
How to manage or disable cookies
Use Reject on the banner to refuse non-essential cookies. Accept stores the choice as na_consent and in local storage. You can also delete cookies and site data in your browser settings, or block cookies for this site entirely. The banner will appear again after the stored choice is removed.
Common places to do this: Chrome settings under Privacy and security, Firefox settings under Privacy and Security, and Safari settings under Privacy. Browser help pages describe the current clicks, which change when the browser changes.
If you disable them
Rejecting or blocking cookies does not close the site, does not hide fees, and does not stop a sitting request. You may see the banner again. Typefaces may look plainer if Google Fonts is blocked. No education savings page depends on an analytics cookie.