At Friends In Business, accuracy is at the core of everything we publish. Our goal is to provide trustworthy, up-to-date, and fact-based information that helps readers understand complex topics related to business, finance, work-from-home opportunities, and government programs.
This fact-checking policy explains how we verify our content before and after publication.
Our Fact-Checking Process
Before publishing any article, our editorial team:
- Researches from credible sources, including official government portals, educational institutions, regulatory authorities, and reputable media outlets.
- Cross-verifies statistics and claims using multiple trusted references.
- Flags any potentially outdated or unverifiable information for review or removal.
- Checks quotes, links, and references to ensure accuracy and context.
If the article is based on republished or archived content, it is reviewed line by line and updated to reflect current facts, laws, or policies.
Use of Sources
We prioritize:
- Government agencies (e.g., IRS.gov, SBA.gov, USA.gov)
- Reputable financial organizations and reports
- Academic or industry research
- Authoritative news outlets
We avoid using unverified blogs, low-quality forums, or promotional content as primary sources.
Ongoing Updates
Whenever laws, policies, or financial programs change, we revisit and revise the affected articles. Articles are marked as “Updated” with the relevant date to reflect any changes made.
Reader Feedback
We welcome readers who spot a potential factual error or outdated information to contact us at [email protected]. All feedback is reviewed by our editorial team, and necessary corrections are made promptly in line with our Corrections Policy.