Corrections Policy
Our Unwavering Commitment to Accuracy
At FinanceWizzy.in, our mission is to empower your financial journey with information that is clear, reliable, and precise. In the world of finance, accuracy is not just a goal; it is our most fundamental commitment. The trust you place in us to provide dependable information on money management, investing, and wealth creation is a responsibility we take with the utmost seriousness.
Our rigorous Editorial Policy outlines a multi-step process involving expert writers, financial reviewers, and meticulous fact-checking to prevent errors. However, we recognize that mistakes can still occur. When they do, we are committed to correcting them swiftly and with full transparency.
Our Process for Handling Corrections
We have a clear, straightforward process for rectifying any inaccuracies in our content.
1. Minor Corrections
Minor corrections include typographical errors, grammatical mistakes, or broken links that do not alter the factual meaning of the content. Our team will correct these issues promptly upon discovery. These corrections typically do not require a formal public note.
2. Major Factual Corrections
A major factual correction is required for any error that could impact a reader’s understanding of a financial topic. This includes, but is not limited to:
- Incorrect data, statistics, or figures (e.g., interest rates, returns, fees).
- Inaccurate information regarding tax laws, regulations, or financial products.
- Misleading statements or flawed interpretations of market data.
When a significant factual error is identified, we will take the following steps without delay:
- Correct the Information: The article will be immediately corrected to reflect the accurate information.
- Add a Correction Note: A prominent “Correction” note will be added to either the top or bottom of the article. This note will be dated and will transparently state what information was corrected and when.
3. Content Updates and Revisions
The financial landscape is dynamic. Information about markets, laws, and products can become outdated. We regularly review and update our articles to ensure they remain current and relevant. When an article is substantially updated with new information (not to fix an error), it will be marked with a new “Updated on” date. This is part of our standard content lifecycle to ensure our library is a reliable, up-to-date resource.
How to Report an Error
We consider our readers to be valuable partners in maintaining our high standards of accuracy. If you believe you have found an error in our content, we urge you to bring it to our attention.
Please send an email to financewizard@financewizzy.in with the subject line: “Correction Needed”.
To help us investigate efficiently, please include the following details in your message:
- The URL (link) of the article.
- A clear description of the error and where it is located in the text.
- If possible, a link to a credible source (e.g., an official report from RBI/SEBI, a government website, etc.) that supports the correction.
Our editorial team will review your submission as a top priority, verify the information, and take the necessary corrective action.
Our Promise of Accountability
Our mission to empower your financial journey is built on a foundation of trust. Our transparent corrections process is a vital part of upholding that trust. We are accountable to our readers and are committed to providing the most accurate and reliable financial information possible.