Editorial Standards
The principles that guide how we report, correct and disclose.
Who is responsible
Sumcraft articles are published by the Sumcraft Editorial Team, not under the names of individual authors. The Editorial Team is responsible for the accuracy of what we publish and for correcting it. To report an error, use the Contact page or email corrections@sumcraft.co.uk.
Sourcing
Where a specific figure, date or rule matters, we link to the primary source that supports it, such as GOV.UK, HMRC, the Bank of England, the ONS, Ofgem or the FCA. Illustrative examples are labelled as illustrative.
Corrections
When we find a material error we correct the article and update its “Updated” date. Where the correction changes what a reader would take from the article, we add a dated note at the top saying what changed. We do not change an article’s publication date or its web address.
Use of AI tools
We use AI tools to help research and draft articles. Errors in AI-assisted text are our responsibility, and we correct them in the same way as any other error.
Independence
Our editorial coverage is not influenced by advertisers, sponsors, or companies covered in our reporting.
Prices and rules
Fares, fees, entry requirements and climate figures change. Each guide states the date its figures were checked and links to the airline, government or official source so you can confirm them before you travel.
Not advice
Sumcraft publishes general information. Nothing on the site is financial, tax, legal or investment advice or a personal recommendation.