Content Review Policy
How we keep published content accurate over time — not just at the moment it's written.
Reviewed Before Publication
Every article is checked against our research sources (government agencies, applicable laws, and provider disclosures) before it goes live. Factual claims — fees, timelines, legal processes, eligibility requirements — are verified rather than assumed.
Periodic Audits of Older Content
Laws, company terms, and industry practices change. We periodically re-review published articles — particularly company reviews, state-specific legal content, and lender/agency comparison pages — to check whether anything has become outdated.
Corrections
When we identify an inaccuracy — whether through our own review or a reader report — we correct it. We don't leave known errors live because a page is already ranking or performing well. If you spot something that looks wrong, please report it.
Revision Dates
Pages that receive a substantive update display a 'last updated' or 'last verified' date so you can judge how current the information is. Minor formatting or internal-link changes don't trigger a new date; factual updates do.
Report an Error
If you find information on Relief Guardian that appears outdated, inaccurate, or unclear, please let us know. We review every report and correct confirmed errors.
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