Editorial Policy
RupeeCalc editorial policy for finance calculators, source use, review, and updates.
Editorial principles
- Use official sources wherever possible.
- Show assumptions instead of hiding them.
- Avoid exaggerated claims and fake authority.
- Do not publish financial product recommendations without transparent methodology.
- Mark uncertain rules as needing verification.
YMYL content rule
Finance and tax content can affect user decisions. RupeeCalc pages should therefore be conservative, source-backed, and correction-friendly.
Review principles
RupeeCalc prioritizes user-first clarity over keyword stuffing or aggressive sustainability. Pages should explain what a calculator does, what it does not do, which assumptions matter, and which source should be checked before final action. Topics involving tax, loans, investment, employment benefits, and compliance require extra caution because incorrect information can cause real financial harm.
Update triggers
- Budget, Finance Act, Income-tax Rules, GST Council, CBIC, RBI, EPFO, or labour-law changes.
- User reports of formula mismatch or unclear assumptions.
- New official filing utilities, forms, or due-date changes.
- Calculator logic, schema, privacy, analytics, or advertising changes.
Content quality rule
A page should answer a practical user question clearly. If a page exists only to target a keyword and does not add explanation, assumptions, or decision help, it should be improved, merged, or removed from indexable navigation.