Editorial Policy

Sourcing

Every claim about what the law requires is cited to its section of the U.S. Code (the SCRA lives at 50 U.S.C. §§ 3901–4043). Where we describe enforcement, deadlines, or agency processes, we rely on primary sources: the Department of Justice, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the Government Accountability Office, Congress.gov, and official Department of Defense resources. Lender-specific details (such as voluntary benefit programs) are sourced to the lender's own published materials and clearly labeled as voluntary policies that can change.

Review and updates

Guides are reviewed when the underlying law changes — including amendments passed in annual defense authorization acts — and on a recurring annual cycle. Each article displays its last updated date. Worked dollar examples are estimates and labeled as such.

Corrections

If we got something wrong, we want to know more than you do. Email corrections via our contact page with the article URL and the source that contradicts us. Verified errors are fixed promptly and material corrections are noted in the article.

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Drafting tools

We use software tools, including AI assistance, in drafting and editing. Every published guide is fact-checked against the primary sources cited within it.

The disclaimer that matters

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