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We read everything that comes in and reply when a message needs an answer. We are a small operation, so please allow a few days.

What to contact us about

Content corrections. If a fee, rate, feature or availability detail on a page is wrong or out of date, tell us which page and we will check it and correct it.

Calculator feedback. If a calculator returns a result you think is wrong, or you would find another calculator useful, we want to hear about it — please include the figures you entered.

Website feedback. Anything broken, confusing or hard to use, on desktop or mobile.

Other enquiries. Send details of what you are proposing. We do not take part in affiliate or referral programmes.

One thing we cannot do: give personal financial, investment, tax or legal advice, or recommend what you should do with your own money. For that, speak to an adviser authorised in your country.

What you can contact us about

We are a small publisher, and the messages that are most useful to us tend to fall into a few categories. Knowing which one applies helps us reply with something worthwhile.

Corrections and factual updates

This is the most valuable kind of message we receive. Fees change, products get withdrawn, interest terms are revised and availability rules shift from one country to the next. Because our research is based on what providers publish, a change on their side can leave a page here out of date before we notice it.

If you spot something wrong, it helps enormously to include the page address and the specific line you are questioning. If you have a link to the provider’s own page showing the current position, that is even better — it lets us verify and correct quickly rather than working it out from scratch.

Calculator feedback

Our EMI calculator and SIP calculator run entirely in your browser using standard formulas, and each page sets out the formula it uses. If a result looks wrong to you, please include the exact figures you entered and the result you expected. That is usually enough for us to reproduce it.

Requests for calculators we do not yet publish are also welcome. Knowing what people are actually trying to work out is the main thing that shapes what we build next.

General editorial questions

Questions about how we research and compare things, why a particular product is or is not covered, or how the site is funded are all fair game. Our approach is described on our about page and in our disclosure.

Advertising and partnership enquiries

If you are proposing a commercial arrangement, please include the specifics up front — what you are offering, what you would want in return, and which pages you have in mind. We will say plainly if it is not something we would do. We do not accept affiliate, referral or paid-placement arrangements, and nothing buys a favourable mention.

What we cannot help with

We cannot give personal financial, investment, tax or legal advice, recommend what you should do with your own money, or comment on your individual circumstances. Nothing we publish is a substitute for advice from someone authorised to give it in your own country.

We also cannot help with account-specific problems at a bank, broker or app — a frozen account, a missing transfer, a failed verification. We have no relationship with those providers that would let us intervene, so their own support channel is the only route that will get you anywhere.

Who publishes this site

This site is published as Financial Tools Review. Our research method is desk research: we work from information that providers and regulators publish, rather than from personal accounts with each provider. That approach, and its limits, are set out in full on the about page.

The email address above is the direct route to us. We read everything that arrives, though we cannot guarantee a reply to every message — corrections and calculator reports get priority.