MoneyPundit participates in affiliate marketing programmes. This page explains how affiliate relationships work on our site and how they affect you.
What Is Affiliate Marketing?
When you click on certain links on MoneyPundit and sign up for or purchase a financial product, we may earn a commission from the financial institution or product provider. This is called affiliate marketing, and it helps us keep MoneyPundit free for all users.
Our Commitment to You
- No extra cost to you: Affiliate commissions are paid by the product provider, not by you. You pay the same price whether or not you use our affiliate link.
- Editorial independence: Affiliate relationships do not influence our editorial opinions, rankings, or recommendations. Our Editorial Policy ensures our content remains unbiased.
- Clear disclosure: Pages or articles where we earn affiliate commissions are clearly marked with a disclosure notice.
Products We May Earn Commission On
- Credit cards and debit cards
- Mutual fund platforms and SIPs
- Insurance products (life, health, motor)
- Loans (home, personal, car)
- Fixed deposits and savings accounts
- Stock broking accounts
SEBI and Regulatory Compliance
MoneyPundit is not a SEBI-registered investment advisor. Content on this site is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. We comply with all applicable ASCI (Advertising Standards Council of India) guidelines for sponsored and affiliate content.
Questions?
If you have questions about our affiliate relationships, please contact us.