How commission-earning links are labelled

Current site status

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How commission links work

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Every configured commission CTA on this website carries a visible "Commission link" label and the HTML rel="sponsored" attribute. Near recommendations we also use plain wording, for example:

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Editorial independence

Commission eligibility does not decide whether a guide recommends a product, cautions against it or declines to recommend it. We do not accept fabricated testimonials, guaranteed-income claims or payment for a positive conclusion. Platform facts are linked to current primary sources where practical.

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