Use the strongest available sources
Material public claims should link to the original government, regulator, platform, research, or product source wherever practical.
Trust / Reviewed 25 August 2026
How Marnie publishes money guidance.
This policy explains who is accountable for Marnie articles, how evidence is selected, and how corrections and updates are handled.
Editorial principles
Separate facts from guidance
Product facts, sourced evidence, worked examples, and editorial interpretation should be distinguishable. We do not present informational content as personal financial advice.
Do not invent authority
Marnie Editorial is the accountable organisational publisher. We name individual authors or reviewers only when their identity and relevant background can be verified.
Show when material changed
Articles display publication and review dates. Product, privacy, platform, and regulatory claims receive priority when updates are needed.
Ownership and accountability
Marnie Editorial is the organisational publisher of the Marnie blog. It is responsible for the page purpose, source selection, product accuracy, revisions, and corrections. A generic organisational byline is not a substitute for individual expertise, so articles identify a real author or specialist reviewer only when that information can be published truthfully.
Research and sourcing
We prefer original sources such as Australian regulators and government services, platform documentation, standards, and published research. A material number should remain close to the source that supports it. When a source has meaningful limitations, changing data, or a specific study period, the article should state enough context for a reader to interpret it.
Product claims are checked against Marnie's current implementation and the relevant platform documentation. Comparisons explain their method and avoid claiming first-hand testing unless that testing was actually completed and recorded.
Financial information and safety
Marnie articles provide general information and product education, not personal financial advice. Worked examples use stated assumptions and cannot know a reader's complete circumstances. Readers should verify account, payment, tax, legal, and investment information with the relevant provider or a suitably qualified professional before making a consequential decision.
AI-assisted work
Research, drafting, transcription, or editing tools may assist the editorial workflow. Their output is not treated as a source. Material claims still require a retrievable source or transparent evidence, and unsupported numbers are removed rather than softened into vague claims.
Updates, corrections, and contact
Substantive revisions update the visible reviewed date and the page's structured modification date. Typographical changes that do not alter meaning may not trigger a new reviewed date. If you identify a factual error, broken source, missing caveat, or outdated product claim, email support@trip-cache.com with the article URL and supporting detail.
For how Marnie handles personal information, read the Privacy Policy. For current guides, visit the Marnie money clarity blog.