Accuracy over momentum

Corrections policy

Cited Cents corrects material errors when reliable evidence shows that a published statement is inaccurate, incomplete in a decision-relevant way, or no longer current.

What happens after an issue is confirmed

• The affected claim and its supporting source are rechecked.
• The page is corrected, qualified, or withheld if it cannot be verified.
• The page's update date is changed when the revision is material.
• A correction note is added when a reasonable reader should know the earlier version was materially wrong or misleading.

Routine updates

Fixing a typo or refreshing a link without changing the meaning does not normally require a correction note. Changes to rules, limits, eligibility, or other decision-relevant facts receive a fresh source review.

Submitting a correction

Email Admin@CitedCents.com with the page URL, the statement you believe needs review, and the strongest primary source you have. Do not include account numbers, tax identifiers, passwords, or other sensitive financial information.

See the editorial standard for the complete publication gates.