Why you can trust us
Accurate information for better decisions.
Finder’s fact-checking process
Every review and guide produced by our expert authors is edited and fact-checked through a process that includes:
- Thorough checking by our subject matter experts with the knowledge to confirm that what we’re saying is accurate.
- Careful editing by experienced editors to reinforce our editorial independence while remaining focused on information that’s clear and easy to understand.
- Routine updates of rates and data — including coupon codes and deals — through automated processes and manual checks to make sure they’re correct and current.
- Regular reviews of our editorial content to confirm it remains thorough, unbiased and relevant with your needs in mind.
How Finder maintains the information on our site
We’re dedicated to providing our readers with the most up-to-date data and details on our pages and in our comparison tables. We review and update this information in three main ways:
- Regular audits by our crew. We not only carefully update the numbers, but we also make sure they’re correct on related pages across our site to avoid inconsistent information.
- Automated updates from partner sites. Our servers talk to select partners to simplify and more quickly reflect changes to the details that affect your decisions.
- Industry knowledge and partnerships. Our experts anticipate rate cuts, inflation and other elements of the business cycle to get ahead of changes to APYs, APRs and more.
While we make every effort to ensure that our information is accurate, we strongly encourage you to confirm the fine print of any product, service or offer you’re interested in with the institution or provider before making a decision.
Want to know more about how we work? Learn about how our editorial guidelines ensure unbiased information and how we make money.
More guides on Finder
-
6 signs you’re investing too much for retirement
The balancing act: Assessing your retirement investments against your short-term finances.
-
Compare no-doc business lines of credit
Lenders that offer no-doc business lines of credit streamline the lending process.
-
Compare no-doc loans for LLCs
Compare lenders that offer fast, no-doc business lines of credit, MCAs, invoice factoring, short-term loans and more for LLC businesses.
-
Banks like SoFi
Some of the top alternatives to a SoFi bank account include Current, Varo, Axos, PNC, Ally, Discover, One and Greenlight.
-
Lexington Law credit repair review
Lexington Law is a credit repair company, but it carries a poor reputation.
-
Credit repair companies: Is it worth paying someone to fix your credit?
Credit repair is something you can do yourself, so it may not be worth the cost.
-
Cash advance app ratings methodology
We analyze lenders on what matters most. Ratings are based on: rates and fees, customer reviews, loan amounts, loan processing and borrower experience.
-
Tips for getting your finances right
Feeling money stress? Try 8 strategies to solve financial challenges
-
Avoid these four costly mistakes as inflation edges higher
Tips for investing during inflationary times.
-
Ratings methodology for direct indexing platforms
Our star ratings for direct indexing platforms are based on how they stack up in nine key categories.