How We Make Money
How affiliate relationships and future sponsored content may support TandemLeaf without determining our editorial conclusions.
TandemLeaf may earn money when readers take certain eligible actions through partner links. That commercial model helps support the publication, but it does not replace our editorial standards.
A commercial relationship does not guarantee a recommendation.
We expect our articles to remain useful even if a reader never clicks a partner link.
Affiliate relationships
Some pages may contain affiliate links. If a reader clicks one of those links and takes a qualifying action, TandemLeaf may receive compensation from the partner. The amount and structure of compensation can vary by program.
What compensation does not buy
Compensation does not guarantee inclusion in an article, a favorable conclusion, a “best” label or a positive review. Provider coverage should be based on the product and the reader’s decision, not the existence of a commercial relationship.
Sponsored content
If TandemLeaf publishes paid or sponsored material in the future, it should be labeled clearly so readers can distinguish it from independent editorial content.
Official links versus affiliate links
Not every link to an insurer or provider is an affiliate link. We may link directly to official company materials because those pages are useful primary sources. Where a commercial relationship is relevant, TandemLeaf provides disclosure.
Why this matters
Insurance and household decisions can have real financial consequences. Readers should be able to understand how the publication may earn money while still evaluating the underlying facts for themselves.