Editorial Policy

At MyEyze, we pursue two core missions:

• 1. Democratize financial education

  We believe financial literacy should begin before the first book is opened. Our tutorials are example-laden, exceptionally easy to follow, and 100% free—no login, no credit card, no barriers. We cover rare but vital topics that build holistic financial understanding.

• 2. Analyze the state of finance

  We provide data-driven analysis of current financial conditions, market history, and investing wisdom—including unique content like 'Books That Shaped World Finance' and world financial history.

Source Standards

We rely on:

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  Primary sources: SEC EDGAR, company 10-K/10-Q filings, annual reports
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  Authoritative financial data: Bloomberg, Reuters, central bank publications
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  Academic journals and peer-reviewed economic research
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  Historical archives and original source documents for financial history content
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  Verifiable internet sources—always traced to origin

Data Verification

Every specific data point—whether a company's revenue figure, historical market return, or economic indicator—is cited to its original source. We do not rely on secondary citations or unverified claims.

Internal Review Workflow

All content passes through our proprietary editorial workflow system:

• Author draft & initial fact-checking
• Peer review by subject matter expert
• Editor review & verification against our fact-checking checklist
• Final approval before publication

* Our comprehensive fact-checking checklist includes source authority verification, cross-referencing, numerical accuracy, and contextual correctness.

Our content is created by an in-house team of economists and finance experts, holding:

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  Bachelor of Economics (Honours)
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  MBA degrees with finance concentrations
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  Years of practical experience in financial analysis and education

We maintain subject matter experts across domains:

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  Economics
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  Finance and Investments
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  Retirement planning & pensions
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  Options trading & derivatives
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  Financial history & economic thought
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  Corporate finance & valuation

Review Process

Every article undergoes a two-tier review:

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  Peer Review – Another subject matter expert reviews for technical accuracy, completeness, and clarity.
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  Editor Review – Chief editor verifies alignment with our mission, readability, and overall quality.

Content is updated as needed—triggered by market changes, new data, or reader feedback. Popular evergreen content is systematically reviewed every 3 months.

We maintain strict editorial independence:

• No personal trading positions

  Neither our writers nor editors hold positions in stocks, funds, or securities mentioned in our content.

• No compensation from covered entities

  We receive no payments, free products, or incentives from companies featured in our tutorials.

• No affiliate links

  We do not participate in affiliate marketing programs. Our content is not monetized through product recommendations.

• No sponsored content

  We do not accept sponsored posts, paid placements, or advertiser-influenced content.

Update Triggers

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  Material changes in economic conditions or financial regulations
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  New corporate disclosures (e.g., updated 10-K filings)
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  Reader-reported potential inaccuracies
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  Scheduled quarterly review of evergreen/high-traffic content

Corrections Process

Readers can report errors via our Contact page. Our process:

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  Initial assessment by editorial team
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  If valid, assignment to relevant subject matter expert
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  Full fact-checking and verification
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  Editor approval of correction
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  Publication with explicit correction notice

Correction display: All corrections are published as separate notices, clearly dated and explaining the original error and the corrected information. The original article is updated and includes a prominent link to the correction notice.

Every article displays its last reviewed/updated date. We are developing a public corrections log to further enhance transparency.