About Plainview Money
Plainview Money publishes plain-English personal-finance guides. Every article names its author, cites primary sources with dates (bank disclosures, FDIC and Federal Reserve data, official program rules), shows a visible “last updated” date, and is refreshed on a fixed cycle so figures do not go stale.
Our editorial standards
- Statistics are cited to a named source with a date.
- Money topics are “Your Money or Your Life” content — articles carry a clear not-financial-advice disclaimer and avoid promising outcomes.
- Rates and terms change; we date every figure and re-verify top pages on a roughly 30-day cycle.
- Ads are clearly labelled, never placed to be confused with content, and never cover the content you came to read.
Who writes Plainview Money
Dana Whitfield
CFP® — Certified Financial Planner™
Dana Whitfield is a CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ professional who spent eight years advising households on cash management, credit, and retirement basics before turning to consumer education full-time. Dana writes every guide from primary sources — bank rate sheets, FDIC and Federal Reserve data, and official program rules — and re-verifies figures on a fixed refresh cycle.
Contact
Questions or corrections? See the contact page — corrections are reviewed and, when confirmed, fixed with an updated “last updated” date.