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The addresses below are split by topic only so the important ones don't get buried. If you're not sure which applies, use the first one.
Questions about a lesson, a calculator that returned something that looks off, a broken link, a page that won't load, press enquiries, or a topic you wish we covered. Typical reply time is two to three business days.
[email protected] — put “correction” in the subject line.
Contribution caps, benefit limits, tax thresholds and interest rates change, and pages carrying year-specific numbers say which year they reflect and when they were last verified. If one of them has gone stale, or a rule changed, or we simply got a number wrong — tell us. We will check it against the body that publishes it, fix the page, and update the verification date. Corrections get read first. We would rather be corrected than be confidently wrong about something that affects someone's benefits or savings.
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We can't tell you what to do with your money. Not because we're being cagey — because we're not licensed to. Hustlin' is an educational publisher, not a registered investment adviser, financial planner, broker, tax preparer, benefits counselor or law firm. Everything on this site is general education.
So a question like “here are my numbers, should I take the 401(k) loan?” will get an honest answer about how 401(k) loans work and what usually goes wrong with them — and a straight recommendation to take the specifics to someone who can look at your whole situation and is accountable for the advice. Where a decision genuinely needs a professional, the relevant page says so and points you toward the free ones first: HUD-approved housing counselors, NFCC credit counselors, WIPA benefits counselors, VITA tax sites, and Legal Aid.
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