Corrections Policy

Our commitment

Insurance is YMYL content — people make real financial decisions based on what they read here. When we get something factually wrong, we fix it promptly, transparently, and in a way readers can verify. We would rather publish a correction than leave an inaccuracy standing.

This policy sits alongside our editorial policy and methodology, which explain how content is created, sourced, and reviewed in the first place.

What we correct

• •Factual errors — wrong figures, dates, coverage rules, statutory minimums, or program details.
• •Outdated information that is no longer accurate after a law, rate, or program change.
• •Misattributed or unsupported claims, and any citation that does not support the statement it accompanies.
• •Broken or incorrect source links in a page's Sources & References.

Editorial framing, rankings, and clearly-labeled opinions are not “corrections” unless they rest on a factual error. We never publish personalized premiums, so a quote differing from your own is not an error — see any coverage page’s note on why.

How corrections are handled

1. We verify the reported issue against an authoritative public source (e.g. NAIC, a state Department of Insurance, CMS, FEMA, the IIHS).
2. If confirmed, we fix the page and update its last-updated date.
3. For material factual corrections, we add a dated entry to the public log below so the change is transparent.
4. Minor typo and formatting fixes are made without a log entry.

Report an error

Spotted something that looks wrong? Please tell us — include the page URL and, if you can, a link to an authoritative source. Reach us through our contact page. We review every report.

Correction log

No published-content corrections have been issued to date. When we publish one, it will appear here with its date, the affected page, and what changed.