Corrections

Effective date: February 28, 2026
Website: Compare MyCredit (comparemycredit.net)
Contact: contact@comparemycredit.net

1) Our commitment to accuracy

Compare MyCredit is committed to publishing accurate, clear, and helpful educational content about credit and personal finance. If we make a mistake, we aim to correct it promptly and transparently.

2) What counts as an error

We may issue corrections for:

Incorrect facts (numbers, dates, definitions, eligibility rules, reporting timeframes)
Misleading wording that could change the meaning of advice or guidance
Broken or incorrect citations/links to official sources
Outdated information (for example, a policy or rule change that affects the article)
Typos that materially change meaning (not minor spelling/grammar)

3) How to request a correction

If you spot a potential error, please contact us with:

The page URL
A description of what seems wrong
(If possible) a reliable source supporting your correction

Email: [your email]
Contact page: [Contact page link]

4) How we review correction requests

When we receive a request, we will:

Review the claim and verify it using authoritative sources (e.g., regulators, bureaus, issuer terms).
Update the content if a correction is needed.
Improve clarity if the issue was caused by confusing wording.

5) How we publish corrections

If a meaningful correction is made, we may do one or more of the following:

Update the article content
Update the “last updated” date (if used on the page)
Add a short note at the top or bottom of the article explaining what was corrected (for major factual changes)

Minor edits (formatting, grammar, small clarifications that don’t change meaning) may be made without a correction note.

6) Timing

We aim to review credible correction requests as quickly as possible. Some updates require additional verification and may take longer if we need to confirm details with primary sources.

7) Product terms and changes

Financial product terms (APR ranges, fees, eligibility, promotions) can change. We try to keep information current, but the issuer’s official terms always control. If you see outdated product information, please let us know and include the issuer’s current source link if possible.