May 2026
AdSense and YMYL trust cleanup
Added clearer founder attribution, no-advice disclosures, official source callouts, noindex handling for thin utility pages, and stronger calculator methodology sections.
Accountability
Corrections and updates
Easy Finance Tools is written and maintained by Gourav Kumar. This page explains how calculation issues, tax-year updates, source changes, and user-reported errors are handled.
Last reviewed: May 19, 2026
For accountability context, read the Founder Transparency page. It explains who operates the site, what credentials are not claimed, and how methodology and updates are handled.
No formal correction notices have been published yet. This page will list material updates, calculation corrections, and source changes going forward.
What you can report
Calculator logic issues or unexpected outputs
Outdated CRA, CMHC, Bank of Canada, OSFI, or tax-rule references
Broken internal or official-source links
Accessibility, mobile layout, or dark-mode readability issues
Unclear wording that could mislead a beginner
General content corrections or missing caveats
How to report an error
If you notice a broken link, outdated limit, unclear explanation, or calculator issue, send the page URL, the input values used, and what looked wrong through the contact page.
Useful reports include the page URL, the relevant source link, the expected result, and enough context to reproduce a calculator issue without sharing private financial documents.
Report a correction by emailHow updates are reviewed
Material updates are checked against official Canadian sources such as CRA, FCAC, CMHC, Bank of Canada, Statistics Canada, or Government of Canada pages when those sources apply.
The site is educational only and is not reviewed by a licensed financial advisor, accountant, mortgage broker, or tax professional unless a future page explicitly says so.
Current maintenance log
May 2026
Duplicate-content consolidation
Marked weaker overlapping TFSA, RRSP, and dividend ETF routes as noindex and updated internal links toward the stronger canonical guides.
May 2026
Calculator context improvements
Added realistic Canadian scenario examples to major calculators and improved result interpretation so outputs are easier to sanity-check before acting.
Correction categories
How visible updates should be labelled
Not every edit deserves the same label. This prevents the site from using routine formatting work as a fake freshness signal.
Material correction
A wrong formula, stale official limit, broken source interpretation, or misleading example should be logged with the affected page, correction date, and plain-language summary of what changed.
Clarification
If wording was technically accurate but easy to misunderstand, the page should be clarified and the change noted when it affects user interpretation.
Minor edit
Typo, formatting, and layout fixes do not automatically become financial review updates or freshness claims.