Last updated: August 21, 2026
In plain English: This explains how I research, test, and correct my articles — so you can judge how much to trust them.
Who writes
Every article is written by Sujit Karki unless a guest is clearly credited.
How I research and test
For tool comparisons and reviews, I use the tools where I can and I check each provider’s live, official pricing and feature pages at the time of writing. For my budgeting-apps comparison and my AI side-hustles guide, pricing and features were taken from providers’ current pages via up-to-date searches when the posts were written.
Honesty about income and hype
For “make money online” topics, I flag income claims I can’t verify and avoid hype. If a number is an example or someone else’s claim, I say so.
How I use AI (honest statement)
I sometimes use AI tools to brainstorm outlines, tidy wording, or speed up research. A human — me — checks every fact, edits the writing, and takes responsibility for what’s published. I don’t publish raw AI output as fact, and I verify AI-sourced claims against primary sources.
Sources
I prefer primary sources (official product pages, documentation, regulators). Prices and features change, so I note when a post was last checked.
Corrections and updates
I fix mistakes. If you spot an error, email [email protected] and I’ll correct it and note significant changes. Cornerstone posts are reviewed periodically to stay current.
Independence
Affiliate or ad relationships never buy a good review.
Contact: [email protected].