Policy

Official source policy

MoneyPotential exists to connect you with verifiable opportunities — not third-party promises. Every action card and guide cites at least one official or primary source you can open independently.

What counts as official

• U.S. federal and state .gov websites and published forms
• Regulatory agencies (IRS, CFPB, CMS, DOL, state controllers, insurance commissioners)
• Institution-owned pages for claims, benefits, or account recovery (your insurer, employer plan administrator)
• Published statutes and consumer protection guidance from recognized authorities

What we avoid

• Paid search services that charge upfront fees for free government lookups
• Affiliate funnels disguised as official portals
• Undated blog posts without primary citations
• Guaranteed recovery amounts or timelines we cannot verify

Updates and corrections

Sources include verification dates. If you find a broken link or outdated threshold, email hello@moneypotential.com or see our Limitations and corrections page.

Your responsibility

Always confirm eligibility, deadlines, and documentation requirements on the official site before acting. MoneyPotential summarizes paths to investigate — it does not file claims on your behalf.