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Review Policy
Every article is reviewed before publication. This policy covers who reviews our content, the standards they apply, and how we manage conflicts of interest.
The review process
After an author drafts and fact-checks an article, a reviewer independently checks it for accuracy, clarity, honest framing, and compliance with consumer-protection principles before it is published.
Reviewer qualifications
Reviewers focus on consumer-protection compliance and accuracy. Roles are described generically and individual credentials are published only when verified, as explained on our Authors page.
Review standards
- No guarantees, "100% success," or "stop paying" advice.
- No fabricated reviews, statistics, badges, or outcomes.
- Claims are supported and framed accurately.
- Clear disclaimers where appropriate.
Conflict of interest policy
Reviewers do not approve content in which they have an undisclosed personal or financial interest. Advertising and affiliate relationships never dictate our conclusions.
Sources & citations
- 1.FTC — Timeshares and Vacation Plans— Federal Trade Commission
- 2.FTC — Consumer Privacy— Federal Trade Commission
- 3.California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA)— California Office of the Attorney General