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Sources & Research Methodology

A strong source is not simply a high-ranking page. For financial facts, authority, recency and direct relevance matter more than search position.

Decision-focusedUseful information before action.
ReviewedNamed review responsibility.
Source-backedOfficial sources for material facts.

A strong source is not simply a high-ranking page. For financial facts, authority, recency and direct relevance matter more than search position.

Source hierarchy

TierPreferred evidenceTypical use
1Statute, regulator, court, official governmentLaw, limits, licensing, rights, complaints
2Current agreement, product data and verified operating recordsAmounts, rates, terms, funding, credit inquiry
3Verified first-party business/location recordsAddresses, hours, phones, services, team, history
4Reputable secondary researchContext and consumer education
BenchmarkThird-party market and ranking pages — discovery only; never authoritative evidence for legal, licensing, pricing or product claimsUser terminology, usability patterns and unanswered questions

Freshness rules

  • State/legal data receives scheduled and trigger-based review.
  • Rates, fees, amounts and funding claims are product-feed dependent.
  • Branch NAP and hours come from the branch record, not copied directory snippets.
  • Privacy/consent pages are rechecked when law or site data flow changes.

How secondary research is used

Secondary research can identify user expectations and information gaps. Legal facts, rates, branch information and product claims are independently verified from authoritative or first-party records.

Evidence visible to users

YMYL pages show primary sources, reviewer and last-review date. Historical pages distinguish archived evidence from current operations.

Sources and review record

Google — Creating helpful content: View source →

CFPB: View source →

Last reviewed: August 22, 2026. Reviewed by Natalie Randrup — Lending Compliance & Documentation Reviewer. Re-check when law, product, privacy, messaging or location operations materially change.

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