Corrections Policy

We correct factual errors when we find them. We also update pages when a rule, fee, product term, or source changes in a way that matters to the reader.

What we change

• Wrong numbers, names, dates, or links.
• Claims that are no longer supported by the cited source.
• Old promotions that could look current.
• Material context that changes the meaning of a claim.

What we preserve

Historical articles keep their real time context. We do not rewrite the past to make an old report look current.

Our domain email is being restored. A tested correction contact will be posted on the Contact page when message delivery is verified.