Each topic: is contained within a single, organized page; is broken down into easy to read / understand sections; provides only neutral, unbiased information and advice.

The easiest way to find information or advice is by using the search box at the top of the page; to use it, type in the name of a topic and press enter. The search box is best used by entering the broad name of a topic (as opposed to the name of something specific within that topic); try to use just one or two words.

A SERP link is displayed within the main body of information and advice and is there to let you find more details directly related to a single piece of information or advice. We link to search engine results pages when there are several useful websites that can further explain a specific aspect of a topic. When we link to a search engine, the search has already performed and you simply click on the website that most appeals to you.

A direct link takes you from a word or phrase within the main body of information and advice to a particular website; they’re generally to websites on specific companies or products.

A resource link is displayed at the end of a page and are to what we consider to be the most authoritative websites on that topic on the internet. Our resource links are there to expand on what we tell you; to give you more in-depth / specific information and advice.