PayBreakdown - Salary Calculator & Budget Manager

GDPR and data rights

Review PayBreakdown data-rights information, including access, correction, deletion, restriction, objection, portability, cookies, and privacy contact routes.

What this page helps with

This page summarises how PayBreakdown handles UK GDPR-style data-rights requests and how to ask about account, profile, cookie, or locally stored planning data.

Rights contactsupport@paybreakdown.co.uk
Browser dataPlanning workspace data is local-first and may live only in your browser
Response aimHandle requests fairly after identity checks where needed

Your rights

Depending on the data and circumstances, you may have rights to be informed, access your data, correct inaccurate data, erase data, restrict processing, object to processing, and receive portable data.

How to make a request

Email support@paybreakdown.co.uk with Data request in the subject. Say what you need and which email account or browser-stored data the request relates to. PayBreakdown may ask for reasonable verification before acting.

Account data and local data

Account login data may be stored server-side only if account login is enabled and used. Salary, people, jobs, bills, savings, spending insights, custom budgets, cookie choices, active profile state, and bank-import training context are stored in the local browser workspace by the current client.

Cookies and advertising consent

Essential cookies and storage are used for requested services and security. Non-essential analytics, advertising, and personalised ad purposes should depend on the relevant consent flow, including Google Privacy & Messaging where AdSense is active.

Deletion and export

Deletion can cover account data held by PayBreakdown, subject to legal or security limits. Browser-only planning data can be exported or deleted from the Profiles page local workspace controls, or cleared through browser site-data settings.

Complaints

If you are unhappy with how a data request is handled, you can raise it with PayBreakdown first and you may also complain to the UK Information Commissioner's Office.

Official sources

ICO right to be informed guidanceICO individual rights guidanceICO cookies and similar technologies guidanceICO encryption guidanceMDN Web Crypto APIGoogle AdSense required privacy contentGoogle AdSense EU user consent policy

Last updated 2026-05-07. Planning estimates only. Not financial advice.