Effective Date: 3 November 2026
Last Updated: 3 November 2026
FinPulse aims to publish accurate financial news and educational information. If an article contains a factual error, omission or unclear statement, readers can let us know so it can be reviewed.
1. How to report a possible error
Send a message through FinPulse on X (@Finplus11). Include the article URL, the exact statement or section, a short explanation of the concern and, where possible, a link to an original or reliable supporting source.
2. How reports are reviewed
We assess whether the reported point is factual, material and supported by evidence. We may compare it with original filings, official releases, exchange data or other reliable sources. We may contact the sender for clarification, but cannot guarantee an individual response or a specific completion time.
3. Types of updates
- Correction: used when a published factual statement is wrong or materially incomplete.
- Clarification: used when wording could mislead or needs additional context.
- Update: used when new information changes or adds to an earlier report.
4. How changes are shown
For material corrections, we aim to amend the relevant text and add a brief correction or update note with the date. Minor spelling, formatting or typographical fixes may be made without a separate note when meaning is unchanged.
5. Good-faith reporting
Correction requests should be specific and supported by evidence where possible. A disagreement with analysis or opinion does not automatically mean a factual correction is required, but clear factual concerns will be reviewed.
6. Contact
Submit correction requests through FinPulse on X (@Finplus11). Do not send passwords, one-time codes, banking credentials or sensitive identity documents.