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What to write about
Calculation errors
If a calculator gives you a number that looks wrong, tell us. Include the calculator name, the exact inputs you used, the result you saw, and what you expected. Screenshots help, but a written description is enough.
Source corrections
Our explanatory articles cite federal sources (CFPB, SEC, IRS) and occasionally reference figures that change over time — average APRs, contribution limits, mortgage rate ranges. If you spot something stale, let us know which page and which paragraph.
Calculator suggestions
We deliberately keep the lineup small. If you have a calculator idea that genuinely belongs alongside the existing six — concrete, numeric, broadly useful — we'd like to hear it. Tell us the question the calculator would answer and who you imagine using it.
Press and other inquiries
Journalists, accessibility researchers, and educators are welcome to reach out. Please mention your role and the context up front so we can route the message appropriately.
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