Reporting an error
If a calculator gives a result you believe is wrong, include the exact inputs you used — better yet, press "Copy link to this calculation" on the calculator and paste the link. It carries every field, so we can reproduce what you saw in one click. If the error is in a guide, a link to the article and the sentence in question is enough.
Confirmed errors get fixed in the content itself and the article's modified date is updated — the process is described in our editorial policy.
Suggesting a calculator or a guide
A one-line description of the decision you were trying to make is more useful to us than a feature spec. "I couldn't work out whether to lease or buy a car" tells us exactly what to build and what to explain around it.
What we can't help with
We can't give personalized financial advice — not because we don't want to, but because good advice requires knowing your full situation, and that is a licensed professional's job. Questions like "should I refinance?" will get a pointer to the relevant guide and calculator, not a recommendation.
Press and everything else
Same address. Put "press" in the subject line and it will find its way.