Editorial Policy
The Global Credit is an independent publisher covering Your Money or Your Life (YMYL) finance topics. This page documents how we research, write, review and maintain every article so you can trust what you read.
Our expertise (E-E-A-T)
The Global Credit is a one-person newsroom. Articles are researched and drafted by an AI pipeline operated by our founder, Mauricio Nunes dos Reis, and every piece is reviewed, checked against its cited sources and approved by him before publication. Each article is published under a named author page that shows who is responsible for it, so you know exactly who stands behind what you read.
How we choose what to cover
We prioritize decisions that move real money: which credit card to apply for, whether to refinance, where to keep an emergency fund. We ignore hype, sponsored angles and traffic-bait. If a topic doesn't help a reader make a better financial decision, we don't write it.
Research & sourcing
Every quantitative claim is sourced. We link to primary sources wherever possible — issuer pricing documents, central-bank rates, government statistics, academic studies — and we cite them inline. When a source is not primary, we name the intermediary.
Fact-checking & review
Our pipeline gathers primary sources — issuer pricing documents, central-bank rates, government statistics — and drafts each article with inline citations. The founder then reviews every draft against those sources: checking the numbers, the framing and that recommendations follow from the cited facts. Nothing is published automatically; an article only goes live after a human approves it through a pull-request workflow.
Keeping content fresh
Rates, fees and product terms change constantly. We re-review articles on a rolling basis and republish with an 'Updated' date whenever we change a material fact. Articles are clearly dated so you know what you are reading — and if you spot something stale, email corrections@theglobalcredit.com.
Editorial independence & affiliate disclosure
We may earn a commission when readers apply for products through certain outbound links. This compensation never influences our ratings, rankings or recommendations. Editors and writers do not receive commissions tied to specific products and are evaluated on accuracy and clarity, not on conversions.
Corrections
Mistakes happen. When we identify a factual error we correct it promptly, add a visible correction note at the top of the article, and update the modified date. Every material correction is recorded in our public corrections log. Spotted an error? Email corrections@theglobalcredit.com and we will investigate immediately.
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