Bee Bulletin publishes guides and explainers that people use to make real decisions about their money, health and purchases. These standards explain how we research, write, review and update that content.
Accuracy and sourcing
- We rely on primary sources wherever possible: government agencies (for example the FDIC, IRS, FDA and CDC), regulators, official company announcements, product documentation and peer-reviewed research.
- We link to the sources behind key facts, figures and claims so readers can verify them.
- Prices, interest rates, release dates and policies are checked before publication and dated in the article, because they change often.
- We clearly separate confirmed facts from rumours, leaks and expectations.
Money and health content
Articles about personal finance and health are held to a higher standard because mistakes can cause real harm. They are reviewed against official guidance before publication, carry a clear disclaimer, and are not a substitute for advice from a licensed financial adviser or a qualified medical professional. Where an article has been fact-checked or medically reviewed, the reviewer is named in the byline.
Independence
Our editorial team decides what we cover and what we recommend. Advertisers and affiliate partners do not review, approve or influence our articles or rankings before publication. If content is ever sponsored, it will be clearly labelled as sponsored. See How we make money.
Keeping content up to date
We regularly review our most-read guides. When something material changes — a rate, a price, a law or a release date — we update the article and change the “Updated” date shown at the top. Minor edits such as typo fixes do not change that date.
Use of AI tools
We may use software tools, including AI tools, to help with research, outlines and drafting. A person reviews and edits every article before it is published, checks the facts against the sources above, and is responsible for what we publish.
Corrections
If we get something wrong, we fix it promptly. Significant corrections are noted at the end of the article with the date and a short description of what changed. To report an error, email beebulletin@gmail.com with the article link and the correction; we aim to review every report within two business days.
Contact the editors
Questions about these standards? Reach us at beebulletin@gmail.com or through our contact page.