Fact Checking Policy

At Once and Again Durham, we take accuracy and reliability seriously. Our readers rely on us for trustworthy information about U.S. government-run financial programs—including Social Security Administration (SSA) benefits, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) updates, Child Tax Credit (CTC) details, stimulus payments, retirement-related schemes—as well as timely updates from the rare U.S. coin market.

To uphold that trust, we follow a rigorous fact-checking process to ensure every piece of content we publish is accurate, verifiable, and current.

Why Fact-Checking Matters

Many of our readers count on Once and Again Durham to help them with:

• Applying for government benefits
• Understanding program eligibility
• Tracking important payment dates
• Planning for retirement
• Making informed decisions about rare coin collecting or investing

Incorrect or outdated information can lead to confusion, missed opportunities, or financial missteps. That’s why we make accuracy a top priority in everything we publish.

Our Fact-Checking Process

Use of Official Sources

Our writers and editors rely exclusively on verified, official sources for all government-related content, including:

• SSA.gov (Social Security Administration)
• IRS.gov (Internal Revenue Service)
• U.S. Department of the Treasury
• Official press releases and statements from government agencies
• Trusted coin market publications and reports

Cross-Verification

We cross-check all data—including eligibility rules, payment dates, figures, and policy details—across multiple reliable sources to ensure consistency and accuracy.

Editorial Review

Every article undergoes a thorough internal editorial review before publication. This process ensures that all information is:

• Factually correct
• Clearly presented
• Aligned with the most recent policies or market conditions

Ongoing Monitoring and Updates

We continuously monitor official sources for new developments, announcements, or changes in government programs such as SSA benefits, tax credits, and stimulus payments. Coin-related articles are updated regularly based on auction results, dealer insights, and market trends.

Corrections and Reader Feedback

While we strive for complete accuracy, we recognize that errors can occasionally occur. If a mistake is identified, we will:

• Investigate and verify the issue
• Promptly correct the content
• Clearly note any significant updates or revisions

We also welcome input from our readers. If you notice an error or outdated information, please contact us at:

[email protected]

Editorial Independence

Once and Again Durham is an independent informational website. We are not affiliated with the U.S. Government, the SSA, the IRS, or any other public institution. Our commitment to fact-checking supports our editorial independence and helps ensure that the information we provide remains unbiased and dependable.