Primary sources first
State rules, regulatory status and historical bank facts should be grounded in statutes, regulators, agencies or provider disclosures before secondary summaries are used.
Our goal is to help a user understand cost, timing, eligibility and repayment before they continue to a provider.
Government regulators, statutes and provider disclosures are preferred for factual product requirements.
Illustrative APRs, fees or timing are labeled and are never presented as a guaranteed offer.
Each product page answers the specific need implied by its title instead of repeating generic loan education.
The identified lender, bank, credit union or service provider controls final eligibility, pricing, funding and agreement terms.
Comparison tools do not request Social Security numbers or bank credentials.
Pages carry review dates and material errors are corrected when identified.
State rules, regulatory status and historical bank facts should be grounded in statutes, regulators, agencies or provider disclosures before secondary summaries are used.
A product page is reviewed for intent, amount/term realism, cost and repayment, eligibility/funding, state context, added value, trust language, internal links and request-flow continuity.
Examples must label assumptions. A calculator should never convert a modeled APR, fee or funding time into an implied provider offer. State-sensitive logic must distinguish verified records from reference summaries.
Material errors should be corrected promptly. Review dates, methodology links and source notes provide a visible trail so visitors can understand when the page was last checked.