Editorial Policy
How KeenPurse creates content
KeenPurse Editorial Team develops beginner-friendly educational guides around defined reader questions. Drafting uses AI assistance. We do not represent the site as a personalized financial-advice service, and we do not label a guide as expert-reviewed unless that review has actually taken place.
Source standards
For material claims about laws, taxes, rates, product terms, fees, eligibility, market mechanics, financial results, or other time-sensitive facts, we seek direct primary sources such as regulators, government agencies, official issuer documents, or provider terms. When a claim cannot be supported or clearly scoped, we remove it or explain the uncertainty instead of presenting it as a universal fact.
Independence and corrections
KeenPurse Editorial Team aims to separate educational explanations from promotional claims. If we identify a material inaccuracy, outdated statement, broken link, or unclear claim, we review the relevant page and correct it where appropriate. Readers can report concerns through our Contact page.
Updates
Publication and update dates help readers understand when an article was first published and last materially revised. A newer date does not make a general explanation personal advice, and readers should still verify current terms and rules with the relevant official source.
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Our practical standard for new guides
To make a guide useful beyond a generic summary, we apply four checks before publication:
- Examples with assumptions: We use worked examples, comparisons, checklists, or decision tables that show the reasoning. Examples are labelled as illustrative unless they come from a documented KeenPurse test or observation; we do not invent personal experience, results, earnings, or product use.
- Country and audience limits: We identify whether a claim is about the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Spain, or a broader concept. Rules, taxes, deposit protection, credit reporting, rates, and product eligibility are not treated as universal. Where the country changes the answer, we point readers to the relevant official authority.
- Source trail: Material claims are linked to a primary source when possible, such as a regulator, government agency, official statistics body, tax authority, or provider terms. We distinguish a source’s rule or data from our explanation and note when information should be rechecked.
- Editorial decisions: Each guide separates established facts, interpretation, illustrative calculations, and practical options. We state trade-offs and uncertainty, avoid guaranteed outcomes, and disclose commercial relationships or limitations when relevant.
AI may help with drafting or organisation, but it is not treated as a source or reviewer. A human review is required to check factual claims, geographic scope, calculations, links, wording, and whether the page adds a useful perspective before it is considered ready for publication.
