Oasdom publishes guides on personal finance, the economy, side businesses, careers, AI at work and better decisions. This page explains who writes them, how they are researched and how we handle updates, corrections and collaborations.
Who writes here
Our articles and section guides are written and edited by Steve Lewis, the editor of Oasdom. Each piece shows its author and the date it was last updated.
How articles are researched
We work from primary sources whenever we can: official statistics, central banks, regulators, original studies and the documentation of the companies involved. The sources behind each article are listed and linked at the end of it, so you can check them yourself.
We keep facts and opinion apart. When the evidence is thin, disputed or limited to one country, the article says so. Many examples refer to the United States, and we name the country whenever a rule or figure depends on it.
Worked examples
Some articles include our own arithmetic to show how an idea works in practice. These worked examples are marked as illustrations. They use simple, stated assumptions and are not forecasts or recommendations.
Updates and corrections
Figures such as inflation, interest rates, fees and platform rules change over time. We review dated figures and update articles when they no longer hold, and the date at the top of each article shows the latest revision. If you spot an error, write to [email protected] and we will check it and correct it.
Collaborations
Oasdom accepts a limited number of collaborations. They are labeled as such, they must meet the rules on our Collaborations page, and any links they contain are marked as sponsored. A collaboration never changes what our own articles say.
Not advice
Our guides are general information. They are not personal financial, legal, tax or medical advice. Read our Disclaimer for details.