Some links on WealthR are affiliate links — mostly to products on Amazon. If you buy through one, we may earn a small commission — at no extra cost to you. It never changes which products we feature or what we recommend. As an Amazon Associate, WealthR earns from qualifying purchases.
Where a page contains affiliate links, we label it clearly and upfront so you always know. We only ever feature things we'd be happy to use ourselves, and our editorial opinions are always our own.
Questions? Email [email protected].
01What an affiliate link is
An affiliate link is a normal link to another company's product or service that carries a tracking code. If you click it and then sign up or make a purchase, that company may pay WealthR a referral commission. The price you pay is exactly the same as if you'd gone there directly — the commission comes out of the company's marketing budget, not your pocket.
02How we label them
UK advertising rules (the CAP Code, enforced by the Advertising Standards Authority) require affiliate links to be obviously identifiable as advertising — upfront, and without you having to click anything to find out. So on any page or post that contains affiliate links, you'll see a clear notice before those links, like this:
Individual affiliate links may also be marked. If a page has no such notice, it contains no affiliate links.
03It never changes our recommendations
Our reviews, comparisons, calculators and guidance are written independently and reflect our honest view. We don't rank, feature or recommend a product because it pays a commission, and we don't accept payment to change a verdict. Plenty of the tools and services we point to don't pay us anything at all — we mention them because they're genuinely useful.
If a commercial relationship ever influenced our editorial coverage, that would defeat the entire point of WealthR. Your trust is the asset; we're not trading it.
04What we don't do
- No regulated financial product promotions. WealthR is not authorised by the Financial Conduct Authority. We do not carry affiliate links that constitute regulated financial promotions or credit broking — for example, links to apply for specific credit cards, loans, mortgages, pensions or investment products. Where we mention such products, it is general information only, never a recommendation, and you should compare options independently or speak to an FCA-authorised adviser.
- No advice. Nothing on WealthR — affiliate-linked or not — is financial, investment, tax or legal advice or a personal recommendation.
- No selling your data. Affiliate tracking does not involve sharing your personal data with the merchant beyond the standard click referral. See our Privacy Policy.
- No hidden links. We won't bury affiliate links in pages that aren't labelled.
05Current status
As of July 2026, WealthR is a member of the Amazon EU Associates Programme. Some of our content — currently parts of our Resources section — includes affiliate links to products we recommend. Rather than keep a running list here (which would date quickly), we flag it where it matters: any page containing affiliate links shows a clear disclosure before the links, and the links themselves are marked rel="sponsored". If a page carries no such notice, it has no affiliate links.
06Questions
If anything here is unclear, or you'd like to know whether a specific link is an affiliate link, just ask.