A source explains what a provider publishes. It does not tell us what happened in your account.
Primary sources for product facts
We use official Instant Financial pages for the limited product descriptions in this collection. Each article links relevant public evidence and states its scope. A source-check date records when we reviewed a page, not a promise that it will remain unchanged or that a feature applies to every employer.
Original analysis has a different job
Our comparison methods, question structures and planning exercises are original editorial frameworks. They are not official interface instructions, eligibility tests, accounting standards or legal rules. When an article is entirely an original method, it says so rather than attaching a source that does not support it.
Examples are hypothetical
Names and figures in labeled examples are invented to illustrate reasoning. They are not testimonials, customer stories, product tests or expected outcomes. No private Instant account, employer deployment or real employee record was tested or reproduced.
What we avoid
We do not claim that payments are guaranteed, every action is free, every employer offers every feature or a particular support outcome is assured. We do not publish an invented staff biography, a provider logo, a sign-in imitation or a form that collects financial records. Product names identify the subject, not the publisher.
Corrections and uncertainty
Contact tom1i@gmail.com with the article and relevant public evidence. If a source is stale or ambiguous, we identify the limitation rather than filling it with a precise-looking prediction. The transfer guide, for example, flags an outdated holiday table instead of reusing it as a current calendar.
Read the opening orientation for the publication’s core distinctions and the editorial disclaimer for account and advice boundaries.