Garzoni teaches personal finance. Money decisions matter, so we hold our lessons and guides to a few simple rules. This page explains who writes them, where the facts come from, how they are kept up to date and what happens when we get something wrong.
Every lesson and guide on Garzoni is written and edited by Andrei Neagoe, Garzoni's founder.
Our content is not currently reviewed by an external financial expert. If that changes, the reviewer will be named here and on each page they review.
About Andrei Neagoe →Where a lesson relies on a figure, rule or threshold, we cite a primary or official source in a Sources section on the page. We are moving every lesson to official UK sources such as:
Other sources, such as reputable news or research, are used for context and are named when we rely on them.
Each lesson and guide shows the date it was last reviewed or updated. When UK rules or thresholds change, for example at the start of a new tax year, we update the affected pages and the date changes with them.
If you spot a mistake or something out of date, tell us through our support page. We check every report, fix factual errors as quickly as we can and update the page's review date.
Report an error →Garzoni is an education app, not a regulated financial adviser. Our lessons, guides, tools and AI coach give general information, not personal advice based on your circumstances.
For advice about your own situation, consider a regulated financial adviser (you can check one on the FCA register) or free, impartial guidance from MoneyHelper.
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