Trust Center: Authors and Review
See who is accountable for money.you, how guides are researched and reviewed, what our bylines mean, and how to report a correction.
Who is accountable for the guidance
The launch library is published under the money.you Editorial Desk byline because the work is a collaborative editorial product, not the work of a fictional individual. The desk owns the research, writing, source selection, calculation checks, accessibility review, updates, and corrections shown on this site.
money.you does not present the Editorial Desk as a licensed financial adviser or replace a professional who knows a reader's full circumstances. That boundary is part of the publication standard, especially for decisions involving legal rights, taxes, essential needs, or substantial assets.
What a reviewed date means
A visible reviewed date means the page's title and main answer still match, material links and sources were checked, calculations and examples were tested, and important limits remain clear. A date is not refreshed merely to make an old page look new.
The guide review record
- Decision scope
- The page answers one defined reader question and stays within general education.
- Evidence
- Material rules are checked against suitable primary or authoritative sources.
- Numbers
- Formulas, units, examples, edge cases, and claims of precision are checked.
- Reader protection
- Tradeoffs, changing terms, and points that require professional help are stated plainly.
- Presentation
- Headings, links, image text, and mobile behavior are checked for clarity and access.
How specialist review is shown
A named professional reviewer appears only after that person has reviewed the specific page and their relevant qualification can be verified. No badge, credential, job title, or biography is created for marketing. Pages without a named specialist stay within a clearly described educational scope.
Editorial independence and commercial influence
money.you may use a third-party notification or advertising service, but advertisers cannot pay for an editorial conclusion or placement. The site has no affiliate product rankings, lead-generation forms, or sponsored recommendations. Commercial relationships must be disclosed without changing the standards in the editorial policy.
Corrections are part of the record
Readers can send the page URL, disputed statement, and a supporting source to hello@money.you. Material errors are corrected promptly. A meaningful correction or substantive re-review can change the visible review date; a cosmetic edit does not.
Questions about trust and review
Who writes money.you guides?
The money.you Editorial Desk writes and maintains the launch library under an organizational byline. A named contributor or reviewer will be credited only when that person actually participates.
Is every guide reviewed by a financial professional?
No. The site does not imply professional review where none occurred. A specialist's name and relevant qualification will appear on the specific page only after a real review.
Can a company pay for a favorable ranking?
No. money.you does not publish paid product rankings, affiliate placements, or sponsored recommendations.
How can a reader report an error?
Use the correction and contact page and include the exact URL, the disputed detail, and a reliable supporting source when possible.
Accountability on every guide
Organizational bylines
The Editorial Desk byline identifies the team responsible for launch content without attributing work to a fictional person.
Named specialist review
A specialist's name and relevant qualification appear only after that person has reviewed the specific page.
Substantive update dates
A review date changes after sources, calculations, links, and important caveats are checked, not as a cosmetic freshness signal.
Related policies and practical next steps
Inspect the standards behind the byline or report a correction. Read the editorial policy; Review the calculator methodology; Contact the editorial desk.