How we write and check our articles

How the articles and guides on fince.app are written, checked and kept up to date.

Who writes

The articles are written and reviewed by Yassine Jaa, founder of Fince, who holds a master’s in market and corporate finance from Université Mohammed V de Rabat. The guides describe the app’s features and are checked against its current version.

Sources

Every rule, figure or statistic names its source. We favour primary and public sources: regulators, central banks, public statistics offices, consumer-protection bodies, and the original author of a method. Worked examples are hypothetical and presented as such. When a claim cannot be verified, it is left out.

Writing tools

Drafts may be prepared with writing tools, including AI. Nothing is published before the author has checked the facts and approved the text.

Independence

Fince is our product, and the articles mention it where it helps. They never recommend banks, investments or other financial products, and the site carries no ads, sponsored content or affiliate links.

Not advice

The articles are general education, not personalized financial, tax or legal advice. Rules and products differ from one country to another: when a rule applies to one country, the article says which.

Updates

Each article shows when it was published and when it was last updated. Articles are reviewed when a rule, rate or product they mention changes, and at least once a year.

Corrections

If you find an error, write to contact@fince.app with the page address. Confirmed errors are corrected, and the article’s update date changes.