MoneyToolkit

Corrections Policy

How MoneyToolkit handles possible errors, outdated sources, and unclear results.

Last updated: 4 August 2026

Corrections & updates log

A public record of substantive changes to this site's calculators and content. Corrections fix something we got wrong; updates track routine maintenance such as annual rate changes. Minor copy edits are not logged.

This public log was established on 4 Aug 2026. Earlier entries were reconstructed from our dated version history.

  1. update

    Core guides reviewed and expanded

    Completed a substantive editorial review of eight cross-domain guides covering income tax, HELP, Medicare levy surcharge, salary sacrifice, superannuation, mortgages, and first-home saving. We also published new first-job and first-home-buyer planning guides using the 2026–27 calculator settings.

    Affected: Guides & Analysis, Graduate First-job Guide, First-home-buyer Money Map

Report a possible error

Email contact@moneytoolkit.com.au with the page URL and a short description of what appears incorrect. For calculator issues, include the inputs needed to reproduce the result, but do not send tax file numbers, identity documents, account details, addresses, loan documents, or complete financial records.

A link to an official source, legislation, regulator guidance, or other supporting evidence helps us investigate more quickly.

What happens next

  1. 1

    Reproduce and verify

    We check the page, calculation path, cited source, and relevant assumptions.

  2. 2

    Assess materiality

    We distinguish a factual or calculation error from a reasonable difference in assumptions or circumstances.

  3. 3

    Correct the source and explanation

    If a material error is confirmed, we update the calculation or text and review related pages that may rely on the same information.

  4. 4

    Record meaningful changes

    We update the page review date when the correction materially changes a result, threshold, benchmark, or conclusion.

A different estimate is not necessarily an error

Financial outcomes depend on personal circumstances, eligibility rules, dates, jurisdictions, and information that a general guide cannot observe. Our content is educational and does not replace personal financial, tax, credit, or legal advice.

Privacy when reporting

Send only the minimum information needed to reproduce the issue. We do not need identity documents, account numbers, tax file numbers, addresses, or complete financial records. See the privacy policy for more information.