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How affiliate links work
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What commissions never buy
- They never change a benefit figure. Every amount on this site comes from an official source, full stop.
- They never change a conclusion. If a program’s math is bad for a situation, the guide says so, partner or not.
- Government benefits themselves have no affiliates. Where a post discusses a commercial product alongside public programs (a bank account for receiving payments, for example), the commercial mention is separate from the benefit information and will be identified as a partnership where it appears.
The rule we hold ourselves to
If we would not explain a recommendation to a family member at the kitchen table, it does not go on the site. Questions about any partnership: [email protected]
Current status: EveryBenefit has no active affiliate partnerships. This page is published in advance so the disclosure is in place before any partnership begins, and it will be updated when that changes.