Accuracy matters, especially in financial education. If you find outdated, incomplete, unclear, or incorrect information on Loanyzer, please contact us through the public Contact Us page.
What we correct
We prioritize corrections involving laws, tax credits, rates, calculator assumptions, definitions, broken sources, misleading wording, outdated program eligibility, incorrect internal links, and any statement that could affect a reader’s financial decision. We also correct spelling, formatting, and clarity issues when they make a page harder to understand.
What to include in a correction request
Please include the page URL, the statement or section in question, why you believe it is inaccurate or unclear, and any source that supports the correction. For YMYL topics, official or primary sources are especially helpful, such as government agencies, regulators, lender disclosures, official program pages, or tax authority guidance.
Review process
When a correction request is received, we review the relevant page, compare the claim against primary or authoritative sources where possible, and update the content when a change is warranted. Minor grammar or formatting edits may be made silently. Material factual changes should be reflected in the page content and may update the page’s review or modified date when freshness matters to the reader.
Editorial independence
Correction decisions are based on accuracy and usefulness, not on whether a change benefits an advertiser, partner, or commercial relationship. If future partner content or sponsored placements appear on Loanyzer, correction requests for those pages should follow the same accuracy standard.
Related policies
For more context, read our Editorial Policy, Methodology, AI Content Disclosure, and Disclaimer.