We always aim to share correct and trustworthy information with our readers. Our fact-checking process ensures that everything we publish is accurate, fair, and reliable. If we ever make a mistake, we fix it as quickly as possible.
1. How We Verify Information
Before publishing any news or article, our team carefully checks the facts. We compare details from multiple trusted sources, conduct interviews when needed, and confirm whether the sources are reliable.
2. Using Primary Sources
We try to use direct sources like official statements, government reports, or expert opinions. If primary sources are unavailable, we clearly mention where the information comes from and how we verified it.
3. Fixing Errors and Updates
If we find an error after publishing, we correct it immediately. We also highlight any corrections at the beginning or end of the article so readers know what was changed.
4. Being Transparent
We believe in being open about how we check facts. If anyone has questions about our sources or doubts about our content, they can contact us. We welcome feedback and are always ready to correct any mistakes.
5. No Bias, Just Facts
Our fact-checking process is neutral and fair. We don’t favor any side and focus only on facts, following the principles of honest journalism.
6. Accepting Fact-Check Requests
If you think we made a mistake, you can request a fact-check. Please share details, sources, or proof, and our team will investigate. If needed, we will update the content.
7. Independent and Uninfluenced
Our fact-checking is independent. Advertisers, sponsors, or external influences do not affect how we verify information. Our goal is to provide accurate and fair content.
8. Always Improving
We constantly improve our fact-checking process. Our team receives training to stay updated on the best ways to check facts and ensure accuracy.
Our website focuses on finance, careers, and social security news. We are dedicated to providing reliable and well-verified information while maintaining the highest standards of transparency and responsible journalism.