Commercial transparency
Check My Money is preparing clear boundaries for future sponsorships and advertising before any placement is treated as part of the product.
Clear labelling
Any future sponsored or paid placement should be clearly identified so users can distinguish commercial content from calculators, Jobs matching, editorial guidance and official-source links.
Payment should not buy a favourable calculator result, alter a rate or assumption, or determine which official source is shown.
Independence
Commercial relationships should not override the methodology, regression checks, source notes or warnings attached to a tool. If a sponsor and an official source disagree, the tool should continue to follow its documented methodology and applicable source material.
Read the methodology →Worker contact details, licence or ticket details, private intake information and employer-worker introductions are not a public directory and should not be exposed to sponsors or advertisers as public targeting data.
Read the privacy approach →Workers remain free. Employer job posting, role intake and matching remain free while the marketplace is building traffic and liquidity. Sponsorship readiness does not add a payment, quote or checkout gate before matching.
Post a role →Jobs matching remains consent-first. Check My Money can help workers and employers discover each other, while the hiring relationship stays directly between the employer and worker.
Explore Jobs →Readiness, not a claim
These principles are readiness infrastructure. They do not claim that Check My Money has a sponsor, advertiser, paid partnership, invoice, payment, accepted proposal or commercial revenue.
User trust
If sponsorship is introduced later, the goal is to make the commercial relationship visible without weakening calculator integrity, privacy safeguards or the usefulness of free Jobs discovery.
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