Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters more than speed on a financial education site. This policy explains how readers can report an error, how we assess it, and how material corrections appear on the page.

What counts as a correction

We correct factual errors, broken or misleading source references, calculation mistakes, outdated regulatory descriptions, and wording that could reasonably create a false impression about risk or oversight. A stylistic rewrite that does not change meaning is treated as routine editing rather than a correction.

How to report an issue

Use the contact page and include the page URL, the sentence or output you believe is wrong, and a primary source where possible. We do not require your name. Reports are reviewed against the source hierarchy in our methodology, with official Swiss sources taking priority over commentary or marketing material.

Review and publication

A research editor checks the original source, the page context, and whether related pages use the same claim. If a material error is confirmed, we update the wording, the source note and the last-checked date. We also add a short correction note explaining what changed and when. Minor spelling or formatting fixes do not receive a separate note.

Corrections are not removed because a platform, advertiser or affiliate partner dislikes a fair conclusion. Commercial relationships do not alter the process described here. See the affiliate disclosure and editorial policy for the separation between revenue and research.