Corrections Policy
How MoneyToolkit handles possible errors, outdated sources, and unclear calculator results.
Last updated: 4 August 2026
Corrections & updates log
No substantive corrections have been recorded since this log was established on 4 August 2026. Minor copy, design, and navigation changes are not logged.
Report a possible error
Email [email protected] 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 personal documents, addresses, lot records, or other sensitive information.
A link to an official source, legislation, regulator guidance, or other supporting evidence helps us investigate more quickly.
What happens next
- 1
Reproduce and verify
We check the page, calculation path, cited source, and any relevant assumptions.
- 2
Assess materiality
We distinguish a factual or calculation error from a reasonable difference in assumptions, interpretation, or building-specific outcomes.
- 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
Record meaningful changes
We update the page review date when the correction materially changes a conclusion, benchmark, or calculator result.
Estimates are not necessarily errors
The main calculator produces a planning range from property and building characteristics. An actual scheme levy outside that range may reflect insurance claims, defects, major works, service contracts, fund balances, or owner decisions the calculator cannot observe. Our methodology explains those limitations.