Editorial Policy

Our editorial commitments

Capilore aims to publish original, comprehensible and verifiable financial education. Sources are identified wherever material to a claim, with a preference for regulator publications, company filings, official data, historical archives, academic work and primary documentation.

Examples and uncertainty

Hypothetical scenarios must be labelled as such, and numerical assumptions should be disclosed. Historical narratives should distinguish documented evidence from interpretation. Claims about current rules, tax rates or financial products require verification for the relevant date and jurisdiction.

Corrections

When a material error is found, the article should be corrected and, when necessary, the change explained clearly. Editorial independence and disclosed commercial relationships are guiding principles.

Use of AI

AI may assist with drafting, research organization, visuals and video production. It is not treated as a primary source; factual and numerical claims require independent review before publication.