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Affiliate disclosure
Last updated: 2026-10-07
The short version
FinWiz24 earns affiliate commissions when you click certain links and complete an application or lead — at no extra cost to you. We do not accept payment for placements, rankings, or positive reviews.
How the money works
Financial product providers and affiliate networks pay us a commission when a reader completes an application or submits a lead via our referral links. Links are marked rel="sponsored" and route through our redirect so we can attribute the click. Commissions vary by provider and product; that is public business, and we disclose the mechanism because it explains how the site is funded.
What commissions do not buy
Commission rates never change a page's position in our listings or its explanation in a review. Editorial decisions are made by our analysts against the published methodology. A product that pays us well but has unfavourable terms is published with its drawbacks stated plainly; a competitor that pays us nothing is explained on the same terms.
Ads
Some editorial pages display ads served by Google AdSense. Advertisers cannot influence editorial content, and ad placements are visually separated from explainers and comparisons.
Independence in practice
Every number on a tax or loan page traces to the Income Tax Act 2025, the Income-tax Rules 2026, a CBDT circular, or the provider's official schedule — see our sources policy. When the law or provider terms change, we update the page and the date stamp. Report anything that looks like pay-for-play and we will investigate: [email protected].