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You should know how the pages you read were made and who pays for them. This page tells you, including the parts a publisher might prefer to skip.

AI tools help us draft and structure articles.
Advertisers and advisors do not decide what we write.
If you find a mistake, tell us and we fix it.

Questions and answers

How the pages get made

Six questions you might have.

How are the articles made?

The drafting and the structure come from AI tools. The articles are educational, so they explain how a topic works and leave your personal decisions to you and a licensed professional. Because AI can get things wrong, we ask readers to tell us when it does, and the last answer below says how.

Who writes them, and why is there no author name?

The articles are prepared with AI assistance, so they carry no author names. The reason is on the page that says who runs the site.

Where does the money come from, and does it change what you write?

The site shows advertising, and advisors who receive introductions may pay for them. Advertisers and those advisors have no say over what is written, and neither can pay to have it changed. An advertisement on a page is not our endorsement of the product, the company or the advisor.

Where do the calculator numbers come from?

Each calculator prints its assumptions on the page, and the arithmetic runs in your browser. If you do not agree with an assumption, change the input and see what moves. Nothing you type into a calculator is sent to us.

Can I treat an article as advice?

No. It is general education. It is not tax, legal, insurance or investment advice for your situation. Nothing on the site is written with you in mind, so use it to work out what to ask a licensed professional.

What if something is wrong?

Use the contact page to report it, and name the page and the sentence or figure so we can find it. Errors reported to us get corrected.

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