Last updated: July 15, 2026
NexaLoan corrects material errors, clarifies misleading wording, and retires pages that cannot be supported by current evidence. This policy explains what we change, how readers can report a problem, and when a public correction note is added.
What Counts as a Correction
- Material correction: A wrong rate, fee, eligibility rule, legal or regulatory statement, calculation, lender term, safety warning, comparison result, or claim that could change a reader’s decision.
- Clarification: Wording that is technically incomplete, too broad, or likely to be misunderstood even if the central conclusion remains unchanged.
- Routine update: A verified change to a date, link, product term, example, or source that does not reverse the article’s conclusion.
- Structural cleanup: Consolidating duplicated pages, removing unsupported claims, or retiring content that does not meet the current editorial standard.
How to Report an Error
Email nexaloan@loan12.com or use the Contact page. Include the page URL, the exact statement or calculation at issue, why it appears wrong, and a supporting source when available. A lender or advertiser may report an error but cannot require removal of accurate criticism.
Review Process
- Locate the statement, table, calculator input, or link in question.
- Check the strongest available primary source and the date the source applies.
- Assess whether the issue is material, a clarification, a routine update, or unsupported content that should be removed.
- Correct the live page and recheck related passages, internal links, structured data, and calculator assumptions.
- Add a public correction note when the change materially affects meaning, comparison, cost, safety, or borrower fit.
Correction Notice Standard
A material correction notice should state the date, what was wrong or unsupported, what changed, and whether the conclusion changed. We do not silently change only the publication year or modified date to make an old page appear current.
Response Timing
High-risk issues involving loan cost, fraud, eligibility, legal rights, or a broken calculator are prioritized. NexaLoan does not promise a fixed response time, but a credible report should be reviewed as soon as practical. If verification requires a lender or regulator response, the page may be temporarily qualified or removed until the issue is resolved.
Public Corrections and Cleanup Log
| Date | Page | Change |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-07-15 | About NexaLoan | Removed unsupported “Founded: 2025” and “Headquarters: United States” claims. Replaced team and credential implications with the current 2026 operating history, named publisher responsibility, and explicit credential limitations. |
| 2026-07-15 | Editorial Policy | Replaced generic team-review claims with the actual single-publisher workflow, source rules, originality checks, AI-assistance disclosure, and page-retirement rules. |
| 2026-07-15 | Review Methodology | Replaced a generic methodology with a minimum verified data set, a documented 100-point framework, missing-data rules, and limits on hands-on claims. |
| 2026-07-15 | Advertising Disclosure | Clarified that current revenue comes from display advertising and removed the unsupported blanket statement that current links are affiliate links. |
Editorial Standard
Corrections follow the Editorial Policy. A correction request does not guarantee that a page will change; the decision depends on verifiable evidence, accuracy, and reader safety.