Corrections Policy

We would rather fix an error than defend one. If you find a factual mistake in an article, a tool description or a calculation — a wrong fee rate, an outdated platform limit, a formula that does not match its source — tell us through the contact form with the page URL and what you believe is wrong.

Confirmed errors are corrected in the content, and the article's updated date is changed to reflect the revision. Material corrections to published guides (a changed fee structure, a wrong procedure) are made in the text itself, not in a footnote nobody reads.

Fee and rate information is the most time-sensitive content on this site. Our calculators use editable rates precisely so a changed schedule does not make the tool wrong; articles that quote specific rates are reviewed when the underlying schedule changes and always advise confirming against your own account.