Editorial & commercial standards
Checkable information, clear assumptions and a visible distinction between editorial and paid content.
Last updated 5 October 2026
Sources and dates
Official exchange rates are sourced from the CBN. International reference conversions use ExchangeRate-API. Every displayed rate identifies the measure and publication date. Our methodology explains validation, checking intervals and fallback warnings.
Guides link to original sources where relevant, identify their author and show publication and update dates. We do not change a date just to make unchanged content look fresh. News must be tied to a verifiable source and event date before publication.
Estimates and comparison data
Calculator results are personal estimates from the inputs and assumptions shown. They are not published provider offers, a suitability assessment or a recommendation. We do not take deposits, arrange loans, exchange funds or sell insurance.
Any future product listing must name its provider, link to source terms, state the relevant rate or premium basis, fees, eligibility, restrictions and review date. Expired or unverifiable offers are removed from current comparisons. Payment cannot improve an editorial ranking.
Reader questions
Questions are submitted privately for review. Nothing is published automatically and there is no public forum. We seek permission before publishing an edited question and leave out email addresses, account details and other private information. General explanations cannot replace advice on someone's particular situation.
Sponsored and featured articles
Sponsored articles carry a paid-content label and name the sponsor near the title. Paid links use a sponsored relationship. An editorially featured article is a separate choice about prominence; it does not mean an advertiser paid for it.
Advertising sits in designated areas away from rate figures and calculation controls. Commercial claims and placement dates need approval. We do not offer guaranteed returns, product endorsements, unverified readership numbers or guaranteed Google rankings.
Corrections
If you find a factual error or a rate discrepancy, report it through the contact form with the page and original source. We review the evidence, correct confirmed errors and explain material changes in the article where necessary.