At Jar, we understand that accurate and trustworthy information is the cornerstone of informed financial decisions. Whether it’s about saving money daily, investing in digital gold, or managing micro-finance strategies, our readers rely on us to deliver content that is not only engaging but also factually correct and reliable.
To uphold this responsibility, we have established a clear and comprehensive Fact Check Policy. This policy guides our team in verifying data, sources, and statements presented across all content published on https://jar.co.in. Our commitment to truth and transparency reflects our broader mission — to empower individuals to make smarter financial decisions every day.
Why Fact-Checking Matters
In today’s fast-paced digital world, misinformation spreads quickly, especially in the financial sector. A misleading statistic or unverified claim can negatively impact someone’s financial well-being. At Jar, we take this responsibility seriously by:
- Ensuring that all published content is based on verified facts
- Identifying and eliminating misleading or outdated information
- Regularly reviewing older content for accuracy
- Providing full transparency around our data sources and references
Our readers deserve content they can trust — and we’re committed to delivering it.
Our Fact-Checking Process
Every article, guide, and blog post published on Jar goes through a multi-step fact-checking process before reaching our audience.
Research and Source Gathering
Before writing any piece of content, our editorial team conducts extensive research using credible sources. These sources include:
- Official government websites such as RBI, SEBI, and Ministry of Finance
- Peer-reviewed financial reports and whitepapers
- Verified financial tools and calculators
- Interviews or quotes from certified finance professionals
- Respected news portals and market analysis platforms
We avoid relying on anonymous sources or platforms that do not meet journalistic or academic standards.
Internal Review and Verification
Once content is drafted, it is passed to a fact-checker or senior editor for internal review. During this process, the team:
- Cross-verifies data, numbers, dates, and claims
- Validates links and references
- Reviews the accuracy of definitions and explanations
- Checks for logical consistency and proper context
If any information is unclear or cannot be substantiated, it is either removed or rewritten with clarity and verified support.
Citing Sources
We believe in being transparent about where our information comes from. Wherever applicable, our content includes:
- Hyperlinks to original sources
- Clear attribution to quotes or third-party statements
- Clarifications around industry jargon and technical terms
We avoid making vague statements like “according to experts” without specifying who those experts are.
Ongoing Content Audits
Financial regulations, tools, and technologies change rapidly. That’s why our editorial team performs periodic audits on older content to ensure ongoing accuracy and relevance. These audits involve:
- Checking for updated regulatory changes or revised financial norms
- Refreshing data with the most current figures or reports
- Revising or removing outdated examples or recommendations
- Adding footnotes or update notices to reflect recent changes
This ensures our users always get up-to-date and contextually correct information.
Correction Policy
Despite our rigorous review process, there may be rare instances where incorrect or outdated information is published. In such cases, we are fully committed to correcting mistakes transparently.
If You Spot an Error:
We encourage readers to notify us of any inaccuracies by emailing jar57439@gmail.com. Our team will:
- Review the reported issue within 3–5 business days
- Investigate the claim with our editors and content creators
- Update the article with accurate information if an error is confirmed
- Add a correction note at the bottom of the article for transparency
We value reader feedback and treat every correction request with priority and professionalism.
Third-Party Information
Some of our content may involve third-party platforms, tools, or financial services. In such cases, we strive to:
- Reference official documentation and product pages
- Clearly label opinion or review-based content
- Distinguish between promotional material and editorial analysis
We avoid passing third-party claims as facts unless they can be verified through official sources.
Role of Our Experts
Jar works with a network of internal editors, researchers, and subject-matter experts who guide the fact-checking process. Our team includes professionals experienced in:
- Personal finance
- Investment strategies
- Financial compliance
- Indian banking systems
- Digital asset management
This expertise ensures that our fact-checking process is informed by real-world knowledge and current market conditions.
Commitment to Transparency
We do not allow sponsored content, partnerships, or advertising to influence our fact-checking decisions. All fact-based content on Jar is created with complete editorial independence. Any potential conflicts of interest or affiliations are disclosed clearly to readers.
If we collaborate with financial institutions or service providers, we maintain full control over how the content is researched, written, and reviewed.
Reader Trust is Our Priority
At Jar, our goal is to earn and maintain your trust. We believe that empowering users with honest, well-researched content can help them build financial security over time. Our Fact Check Policy is one part of our broader ethical framework, which includes:
- Editorial transparency
- Privacy protection
- Responsible content sourcing
- Fair and balanced reporting
We are here to serve our readers first — always.
Contact Us
If you have any questions or would like to report an error, please reach out:
📧 Email: jar57439@gmail.com
🌐 Website: https://jar.co.in
Thank you for being a part of the Jar community.