At bksjgi.org, accuracy and trust are the foundation of our content. As a finance-focused information website, we understand the importance of providing reliable and factual content to our readers. This Fact-Check Policy outlines the principles and processes we follow to ensure that every piece of information published on our website is thoroughly verified and based on credible sources.
Our goal is to maintain transparency and integrity in all our publications while minimizing misinformation, especially in financial topics that impact user decisions.
Why Fact-Checking Matters
In the finance domain, misinformation can:
Lead to poor financial decisions
Affect investment outcomes
Cause unnecessary panic or false hope among the public
Damage credibility and trust
Our commitment to fact-checking ensures that readers receive accurate, actionable, and up-to-date information backed by authentic sources.
Our Fact-Checking Principles
We are guided by the following principles:
Accuracy First: Every claim is verified with reliable sources before publication.
Transparency: We disclose our sources and update articles when new information becomes available.
Neutrality: We do not promote biased opinions or manipulate facts for personal or commercial benefit.
Clarity: We ensure that complex financial terms and data are explained clearly and truthfully.
Sources of Information
We rely on trustworthy, official, and publicly accessible sources such as:
Government websites (e.g., RBI, Ministry of Finance, IRS, DWP, SASSA)
International organizations (e.g., IMF, World Bank, UN)
Financial regulatory bodies (e.g., SEBI, FCA, SEC)
Established news media with a proven track record
Peer-reviewed research papers, whitepapers, and academic journals
Press releases, official reports, and direct company disclosures
If an article refers to unofficial sources, we mention it explicitly and mark it as unverified, speculative, or based on opinion.
Fact-Check Process
Each article undergoes a structured fact-checking process:
Step 1: Research
Writers gather data from multiple credible sources.
Claims are supported by statistics, policy documents, or expert quotes.
Step 2: Verification
Editors verify the validity of the data through cross-checking.
URLs and references are reviewed to ensure source legitimacy.
Step 3: Final Review
Articles are proofread and reviewed by senior editorial staff.
Any unverified or weak claims are either revised or removed.
Step 4: Publication with Source Mentions
Wherever possible, we hyperlink or mention the sources within the article.
Screenshots or references may be added for context and transparency.
Tagging & Labeling of Content
To help readers understand the factual status of content, we use labels such as:
Fact-Checked: Fully verified with credible sources
Under Review: Currently being updated or verified
Opinion: Based on personal or editorial interpretation, not facts
Speculative: Based on early reports or assumptions
Handling Misinformation or Mistakes
Despite our best efforts, errors may occasionally occur. If a mistake or outdated claim is identified:
The article will be updated with the correct information as soon as possible
A note will be added at the bottom of the article stating the correction date and nature of the correction
If the error is serious, we may remove the article and issue a public clarification
User Contributions and Tips
We welcome input from our readers:
If you find any factual error, you can contact us at bksjgi9@gmail.com
Please mention the article title, the section in question, and a reliable source for verification
We aim to respond and investigate user-submitted fact-check queries within 48–72 hours
Editorial Independence
Our editorial and fact-checking teams operate independently from:
Affiliate or advertising partners
Government or political entities
Financial institutions mentioned in our articles
This ensures that our fact-checking remains unbiased and free from influence.
Periodic Review of Published Content
Finance is a dynamic field where figures, rules, and policies change frequently. We:
Periodically review and update older articles
Use versioning or correction logs in major updates
Archive or remove outdated content when necessary
Training and Editorial Standards
All content creators and editors at bksjgi.org/ are:
Trained in basic financial literacy and editorial ethics
Familiar with source evaluation techniques
Given clear internal guidelines for fact-checking
We also use automated tools to detect plagiarism, AI-generated text, or misinformation.
Contact Us for Fact-Check Issues
If you have questions, suggestions, or corrections, please contact:
Email: bksjgi9@gmail.com
Subject Line: “Fact Check Correction Request – [Article Title]”
Expected Response Time: 2–3 business days
Conclusion
At bksjgi.org, we believe that factual, accurate content builds trust. Our Fact-Check Policy is a reflection of our commitment to honesty, transparency, and ethical journalism in the finance space. We are constantly evolving and improving our practices to ensure that our readers receive the most reliable financial information.
Thank you for trusting us.