Product research
MoneyDesk checks public facts against official provider documents and Canadian regulator or protection-body sources where applicable. Product rows record what each source supports and when it was checked. A missing public fact remains unknown; it is not turned into a negative claim or inferred from a competing product.
Product terms change. Verification and review dates move forward only after the cited material has been checked again.
Comparisons
Comparisons use explicit eligibility rules. The product database determines which products qualify, while the editorial assessment explains material strengths, limitations, and who should look more closely.
Guides
Guides answer an evergreen question or explain a practical process. They use authoritative Canadian sources, show a last-reviewed date, and list those sources at the end. A Guide does not duplicate a product shortlist or copy mutable fee tables into general advice.
Hands-on reviews
A hands-on Review identifies the institution, the products or services Mathieu used, whether he is a current or former customer, and when he last tested the experience. Personal observations are dated and kept separate from official terms. One support interaction or onboarding attempt is described as that experience, not proof that every customer will receive the same result.
News
News covers concrete Canadian banking and investing product promotions and changes. Provider announcements and community reports remain clearly attributed to their original source. News pages are dated snapshots rather than evergreen product pages.
Corrections
Send a possible error to info@moneydesk.ca. MoneyDesk reviews the relevant primary sources and corrects demonstrated errors without advancing unrelated verification dates.