Corrections

Compoundandhold is committed to accuracy. When an error is found in our reference pages, our policy is to correct it transparently rather than remove the content. A substantively corrected article will carry a note at its foot stating 'Corrected on' followed by the date. This note appears only for corrections to factual claims, such as an instrument's specific tax treatment, a regulator's exact powers, or a broker's listed services. Minor typographical errors or grammatical fixes are updated without this note.

Readers can report a potential error by contacting us. To ensure a swift review, please include the full web address of the article and quote the exact claim you believe to be incorrect, such as "The annual custody fee for the instrument in Chile is stated as 0.15%." Providing this precise information allows us to verify the issue against our sources immediately. We aim to investigate and implement any necessary corrections within two business days.

The factual reference pages on compoundandhold, such as Country Guides or Instrument profiles, are updated when the external world changes. This occurs when a regulator alters its rules, a broker modifies its fee schedule, or a government introduces new tax legislation. These updates are not corrections but routine maintenance to reflect the current state of the market. Such changes are made without a correction note, as the original text was accurate at the time of publication.

Our reference material covers the instruments available in your country and what inflation does to them, across sections including Instruments, Tax & rules, and Reguladores y proteccion. The correction policy applies uniformly to all factual content, including the Concept, Brokers, and Estafas pages. This system ensures the site remains a reliable and current resource for investors.