PaycheckNote is a small, independently run site. There is no support desk and no sales team — messages go straight to the person who writes and edits the guides here, from the credit-building pieces to the retirement and insurance explainers.
Reach Us
Email celiluyanikoglu@gmail.com. Because this is a one-person operation, expect a reply within a few business days rather than the same afternoon. If you are writing about a specific article, include the title or link — it saves a round trip.
A note on what we can't do: we don't give personalised financial advice. Questions like "should I pick a Roth or a Traditional IRA" or "which term life policy should I buy" depend on numbers we can't see, so we'll point you to the relevant guide instead of answering directly.
Partnerships and Commercial Enquiries
We consider sponsorship, affiliate and advertising enquiries that fit our categories — Budgeting, Credit & Debt, Investing, Retirement, Taxes, Side Income, Career & Income and Insurance. Please state the product, the format you have in mind and the compensation up front. We decline guest posts written purely for backlinks, and we won't promote high-cost credit repair, debt settlement or lead-generation schemes aimed at readers who are already stretched.
Corrections
Money content ages badly: contribution limits change, tax thresholds shift, and card issuer policies get rewritten without notice. If something on this site is wrong or out of date, tell us which article and what the correct figure or rule is, with a source if you have one.
- We check the claim against the primary source — the IRS, the issuer or the plan documents, not another blog.
- Confirmed factual errors are corrected and the article's update date is changed.
- If the fix materially changes the advice, we add a short note at the foot of the piece explaining what was wrong.
Reader corrections are welcome and we don't treat them as complaints. Getting a number wrong about someone's paycheck is the one mistake worth fixing quickly.