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Corrections Policy

Material errors in financial, people, location or legal information should be corrected transparently and quickly.

What we correct

Names, roles, addresses, phones, operating status, license information, regulatory citations, financial terms and source attribution.

How corrections are handled

Claims should be rechecked against the highest-quality available source. Material changes should include a new review date and, where useful, a short correction note.

Contact

Use the contact page to report a factual issue and provide the source supporting the correction.

Make a calculation issue reproducible

A useful error report identifies the page and the smallest non-sensitive example that reproduces the problem.

Include Example
Page The full page URL or page title
Inputs An assumed amount, interest rate, term and fee setting
Observed result The payment or total displayed
Expected result Your calculation or the specific difference
Supporting source A regulator record, provider disclosure or relevant guidance

Do not include your Social Security number, bank/card details, passwords or identity documents. A hypothetical amount, rate and term are sufficient for a calculation report. Use a verified publisher contact for a website error; use the actual provider or servicer for an application or loan-account issue. The contact-routing guide explains the distinction.

For a product-data issue, identify the exact provider, product, state and dated source where possible. A different lender's rate is not evidence that a mathematical example is wrong, and an old location review does not establish current online terms.

What a material correction record should show

A material correction changes information that could affect a borrowing decision—for example, a calculation, fee basis, state restriction or description of who receives application data. A spelling correction is not the same as a financial correction.

Record field What belongs in it
Date When the correction was actually made
Affected page The specific URL and relevant section
Correction What changed and why it matters
Evidence The source or reproducible calculation
Recheck Whether related examples or pages were also reviewed

No public correction history is claimed for the new, unpublished content collection. Real entries should be added only after a correction actually occurs; these fields are not fictional examples of completed site work. Changing a date without correcting and rechecking the underlying statement is not a correction.

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