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Editorial Standards

Trifecta Business Group Editorial Team · Updated Nov 5, 2026

Business owners use our pages to make real decisions about their companies. These are the rules we follow so what you read is accurate, sourced and honest about what financing can and cannot promise.

Who writes and reviews our content

Articles, guides and financing pages are written and reviewed by the Trifecta Business Group Editorial Team. Every page is checked against the rules below before it is published, and again whenever it is updated. We do not publish under personal bylines.

How we source facts

  • We rely on official sources first: government agencies such as the U.S. Small Business Administration, the Federal Reserve and state agencies, plus statutes and published program rules.
  • Facts that can change, such as program limits, fees or rates, carry an as-of date and a link to the source when we publish them.
  • If we cannot verify a fact from a reliable source, we leave it out rather than estimate it.
  • We do not invent statistics, reviews, testimonials or case examples. Any case we describe is real, anonymized and rounded.

Our compliance rules, in plain English

  • No guarantees. We never promise approval, rates, amounts, savings or timing. Timing depends on the program and the lender.
  • No lender names. We do not name the lending partners we work with, and we do not rank or endorse outside companies.
  • Commercial financing only. Our financing content is for business-purpose financing, not personal or consumer loans.
  • No auction. We describe our process honestly: one advisor matches your file to one lender at a time. We never describe it as shopping your file or comparing offers.
  • Plain wording on credit. There is no hard credit pull to explore your options; lenders may review credit later in their own process.

Corrections

If you spot an error, call 1.877.977.3015 or use our contact page. We review every report, correct confirmed errors promptly and update the page's "Updated" date when the change is significant.

How often we update

We review financing pages when a program, rule or our own process changes, and we check articles on a rolling schedule. Each reviewed page shows the date it was last updated.

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