Corrections Policy

Accuracy matters in financial education. This page explains how to report a problem and how we handle material corrections.

Our commitment to corrections

Financial information can become inaccurate because laws, program rules, product terms or official guidance change. It can also contain ordinary human errors. We want readers to be able to identify those problems and understand how material corrections are handled.

How to submit a correction

Email contact@loandirectory.org with “Correction” in the subject line. Include the page URL, the statement you believe is wrong, why it is wrong and, when possible, a primary or authoritative source that supports the correction.

What we review

We review factual errors, outdated regulatory references, broken source links, calculation errors, misleading phrasing and material omissions. We may also update articles when a rule or program changes even when the original statement was accurate at publication.

How corrections are made

Minor typographical or formatting fixes may be made without a notice. When a change materially affects the meaning of an article, the page should be updated and the review date changed. Significant corrections may include an editor’s note when that context would help readers understand the change.

Disagreements and opinion

Not every disagreement is a factual error. Where a topic involves judgment, we aim to identify assumptions and distinguish factual statements from editorial explanation. We do not promise to adopt every requested change.

Broken links and accessibility issues

You can use the same contact address to report a broken external source, inaccessible page element or navigation problem. Include enough detail for us to reproduce the issue.

Last reviewed: September 18, 2026.