How Money Guide researches and updates guides
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In short: Money Guide uses AI-assisted research and drafting, primary-source checks and a public corrections record. A source check is distinct from a documented professional review.
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What is a guide for?
A guide should answer a practical question, explain relevant UK jurisdiction and exceptions, and connect readers with useful official routes. Examples should state their assumptions. A longer page is not automatically a better answer.
How are sources used?
Research uses the authority or provider responsible for the information. ONS statistics are a primary source for the figures ONS publishes. Secondary commentary is distinguished from the underlying rule. Contradictions or unavailable evidence should be stated rather than guessed.
Who checks a page?
Kaiser Khan is the named Editorial Director and the publisher is responsible for the content. The recorded September 2026 work includes AI-assisted source comparisons and drafting. It is not evidence that a second human editor or a named specialist approved every page.
A professional-review claim requires a record identifying the person, page, date, scope and supporting evidence. A profile, qualification or article date alone is insufficient.
When is content updated?
Reported errors, policy announcements and dated content are prioritised for further checking. No universal review interval is promised. Update dates and source-check notes describe the work recorded for that page; they do not certify the entire library.
Common questions
How do I challenge a guide?
Email editor@moneyguide.org.uk with the URL, the disputed statement and a source. Substantive corrections are listed at /corrections/.
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