Editorial Policy

This page explains how USA Earner researches, writes, and maintains its articles.

Sourcing

• Rules, rates, limits, and deadlines come from primary sources — the IRS, CFPB, FDIC, Federal Reserve, SSA, and state agencies — with the applicable year stated and a link to the source.
• Secondary reporting is used for context only, never as the basis for a number.
• Where a figure varies by state or provider, the article says so instead of presenting a single national number as universal.

Facts and updates

• Articles that depend on annually changing figures (tax brackets, contribution limits, program thresholds) are reviewed when new figures are published.
• When an article is meaningfully revised, the change is dated.

What we don’t publish

• Fabricated testimonials, invented reader quotes, or fictional case studies presented as real people.
• Promotions of get-paid-to, paid-to-click, or “guaranteed earnings” schemes.
• Paid guest posts, sponsored articles, or links sold for search-engine benefit.

Editorial independence

The site earns revenue from Google AdSense display advertising. Advertising is served by Google and is not tied to editorial content. Articles are not written or edited to favor any advertiser, and we currently run no affiliate or referral links.

Corrections

Mistakes get fixed and noted. See the corrections page to report an error.