The editorial policy describes how FinancialMetrics.report plans, drafts, reviews, and corrects educational finance content.
Financial topics are treated carefully because they can affect tax, payroll, debt, lending, investing, retirement, and business decisions. The site aims to publish practical, original, calculation-backed explanations rather than duplicated or formula-only pages.
Editorial Standards
- Each substantial guide should answer a practical question, explain the formula, show a worked example, list assumptions, and identify common mistakes.
- Country-specific tax, payroll, statutory, or regulatory claims should use official or reputable references where possible.
- AI-assisted drafting may support outlines or examples, but AI output is not treated as an authority source and should be reviewed before publication.
- Advertising, if enabled, should not influence calculator outputs, source selection, or editorial conclusions.
Thin Content Controls
- A page should not exist only because a keyword exists.
- Calculator-supported pages should provide interpretation, examples, source checks, comparison tables, decision context, FAQs, or common mistakes.
- Pages that cannot support useful explanation may be consolidated into broader topic hubs.
Corrections
Readers can request corrections by emailing the page URL, issue, suggested correction, and supporting source to info@financialmetrics.report.