Corrections policy
Corrections should be visible, specific, and useful.
Agent Roth welcomes good-faith reports of factual errors, broken official-source links, unclear wording, or tax-year details that may need review.
What to include
Identify the page URL, quote or describe the statement at issue, explain the concern, and link to a primary source when one is available. Do not send account numbers, tax returns, Social Security numbers, passwords, or other sensitive financial records.
How reports are reviewed
A report is checked against the cited source and other applicable primary guidance. Agent Roth may clarify language, replace a source, add a missing year, correct a factual statement, or conclude that the existing explanation is supportable.
How updates are recorded
A material content change updates the visible modified date. A source-only verification may update the sources-verified date without changing the original publication date. Routine builds, formatting changes, and unrelated site releases do not create fake freshness.
Professional-review boundary
Correction review is an editorial and source check. It does not imply review by a CPA, attorney, investment adviser, tax preparer, fiduciary, or government agency unless a real reviewer is explicitly named and linked.
Submit a correction
Use the Contact page and choose the content-correction pathway. Agent Roth does not request private financial records for a content correction. Response timing depends on the issue and source availability.
Last updated July 23, 2026. Review current official guidance and consult appropriately qualified professionals before acting on financial or tax information.