Every guide on The Guru Gazette is reviewed by our Editorial Review Team before publication and re-checked on a recurring schedule. This page explains who reviews our content, what that review covers, and the standards we hold ourselves to.
Who reviews our content
The Guru Gazette Editorial Review Team includes contributors with professional experience across financial services — banking, capital markets, and insurance. Reviews are coordinated by our founding editor, Chytanya Tapakire. We are actively adding named subject-matter reviewers with specific professional credentials (e.g., licensed insurance, enrolled-agent/CPA, and accredited benefits-counseling backgrounds) for each topic area; those reviewers will be named on the relevant guides as they are onboarded.
What our review covers
- Every dollar amount, income limit, date, and eligibility rule is verified against the primary government source for that program before publishing.
- Each guide carries a visible “Last reviewed” date and is re-checked when agencies release new figures (e.g., the annual Social Security COLA, IRS inflation adjustments, and CMS premium updates).
- We cite official sources such as SSA.gov, Medicare.gov, CMS.gov, Medicaid.gov, IRS.gov, HealthCare.gov, and USDA FNS.
Our editorial standards
- Accuracy first: primary-source verification on every figure.
- Plain language: benefits explained clearly, without jargon.
- Neutrality: we explain the rules; we don’t sell a product.
- Transparency: dated reviews, named author, and visible sources.
- Corrections: errors are fixed promptly and disclosed.
Important disclosure
The Guru Gazette publishes general information to help you understand public benefits and tax programs. It is not personalized legal, financial, tax, or medical advice. Always confirm your specific situation with the official agency or a licensed professional.