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Editorial policy

money.financial is operated by NZWE, Inc. This page explains how we source, check and date what we publish, and how to report an error.

Where figures come from

Rates, thresholds and rules come from official or primary public sources, such as the tax authority, the central bank or the statistics agency in each country we cover. Each guide names its source and links to it.

Where a figure is arithmetic, we calculate it here. On comparison pages, product details are read from the pages each provider publishes. Our practice is to mark a figure unavailable, not estimate it, when we cannot confirm it from a primary source.

How we check

Calculations run on fixed rules in our own code. For some calculators, our automated tests check the code against a worked example that an official source publishes.

We use AI tools in our work, including review. No AI model works out the result a calculator shows.

Our checks are our own. They are not an audit or sign-off by a regulator, lawyer, accountant or other outside body.

How we date and update

A guide shows the date we last checked it against its source, when we hold that date. We do not show a date we do not have.

On some calculators, a review date or rule end date that has passed makes the page warn you or withhold the figure. Check the date shown before you rely on a figure.

Corrections

If you think something is wrong, email info@money.financial with the page address and what you think is wrong. Use the same address for a complaint.

What this site is not

money.financial gives general information and scenarios, not personal financial advice. It does not take your wider circumstances into account, and a listing is not an endorsement. Our Disclosure page sets out advertising, sponsorship and affiliate arrangements.