Editorial Policy

The editorial policy of Money & Finance emphasizes accuracy, impartiality, and ethical writing. Here are key aspects of our policy:

  1. Accuracy and Fairness: We prioritize providing accurate and unbiased articles and reports. Our content are thoroughly fact-checked to ensure reliability and credibility.
  2. Avoiding Conflicts of Interest: Our contributors, journalists, writers and editors are expected to avoid any conflicts of interest. This includes financial investments, political activities, and accepting gifts or favors that could compromise their impartiality.
  3. Transparency and Accountability: We commit to transparency in our writing and reporting processes and hold ourselves accountable for maintaining high standards. Corrections and clarifications are promptly issued when errors occur.
  4. Independence: We maintain editorial independence and do not allow external influences to affect writing and reporting. This ensures that our content is free from bias and external pressures​.
  5. Ethical Conduct: All our employees are expected to adhere to ethical guidelines, including refraining from expressing personal opinions on contentious public issues in public forums and avoiding any actions that could damage our reputation as an unbiased information source.

These principles guide the Money & Finance team in delivering trustworthy and impartial content about finance and money matters to our audience.