Editorial Policy

Factual claims about law, regulation, limits and benchmark data are cited to a primary source — a regulator, a statute, an official gazette, a national statistics agency or a central bank. The published value carries the publisher, the source link and an as-of date.

Where we use a keyword or market dataset, we state which dataset and its date, and we do not print a figure that is not in it.

Where an authoritative figure is not available — for example a provincial payday cap we have not verified against the regulator's current publication — we leave the value blank and link to the source rather than substituting a number.

We do not publish customer reviews, star ratings, testimonials, awards, or author biographies for people who do not exist. Where a page needs attribution, it is attributed to the loanwolf.ca editorial team.

Content is dated. When a sourced figure changes, we update the value, the as-of date and the note. If you find an error, report it through the contact page and we will verify against the primary source and correct it.

Commercial arrangements do not determine editorial content. Pages that carry affiliate links say so. The presence or absence of a commercial relationship does not change whether a caveat or a risk is described.