How we choose topics
We write about the money questions people are searching for right now and about scheduled events that move markets, such as inflation reports, jobs reports and central bank decisions. A topic only makes it to the site when public data lets us answer it properly.
Where our numbers come from
Official data first: the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, the Federal Reserve, government agencies and company filings. Market prices come from public sources such as Yahoo Finance and CoinGecko. Every figure is given with its date, and the sources are linked in the article.
What we do not do
We do not tell you to buy or sell anything, we do not publish price predictions as facts, and we do not take money for articles or coverage. Nothing on this site is financial, tax or legal advice.
Corrections
If a figure or a fact is wrong, write to us through the contact page. We check it against the source, fix the article and show the date it was updated at the top of the article.
How the site makes money
The site shows advertising from Google AdSense. Ads are chosen by Google, not by us, and they never change what an article says. If we ever add a partner link, it will be marked as a partner link, with a short note next to it.