Last updated: 31 May 2026
Website: yawise.com
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1.1. Why this disclosure exists
Yawise may sometimes mention, link to or suggest third-party tools, services, platforms, advisers, providers or resources. Some of those links or recommendations may involve an affiliate link, paid partnership, referral arrangement or other commercial relationship.
This disclosure explains how those relationships may work and what users should keep in mind before clicking a link, signing up or buying from a third party.
2.2. Affiliate links, referrals and partnerships
Some Yawise pages, Launchpads, guides, templates, emails or resources may include links to third-party websites or providers. In some cases, Yawise may receive a commission, referral fee or other benefit if you click a link, sign up, request a quote or make a purchase.
Where Yawise receives a commission or benefit, this will not usually cost you extra. However, prices, offers and terms are controlled by the third-party provider unless Yawise clearly says otherwise.
3.3. How we disclose commercial relationships
Yawise aims to make affiliate links, paid partnerships, sponsorships, referral arrangements and other commercial relationships clear where they appear.
This may be shown through wording such as “affiliate link”, “paid partnership”, “sponsored”, “we may earn a commission” or similar plain-language wording near the relevant link, recommendation or resource.
Commercial disclosures should be easy to notice and should not be hidden away from the content they relate to.
4.4. Independence and suitability
A commercial relationship does not mean a third-party provider is right for your business. Unless Yawise clearly says otherwise, links to third-party websites or providers are provided for convenience and information only.
Yawise does not guarantee, professionally verify or accept responsibility for any third-party provider, product, service, advice, tool, platform, price, availability, support, outcome or result.
5.5. Your responsibility
Before using a third-party service, you should make your own checks and decide whether it is suitable for your business, budget, location and circumstances.
- Checking the provider’s own terms, privacy notice, refund policy and fees.
- Checking whether the provider is qualified, regulated, insured or authorised where relevant.
- Checking whether the service is appropriate for your business type, setup and risk level.
- Taking professional advice where needed, especially for legal, tax, accounting, insurance, finance, health and safety, data protection, food, care, childcare or other regulated matters.
6.6. Third-party terms and responsibility
Third-party websites and services are responsible for their own products, services, advice, pricing, customer support, terms, policies, cookies, data handling and availability.
If you buy from or sign up with a third party, your relationship is usually with that third party, not Yawise, unless Yawise clearly says otherwise.
7.7. Where affiliate or partnership disclosures may appear
Affiliate, referral, sponsored or partnership disclosures may appear on or in:
- Website pages and blog articles.
- Launchpads and member resources.
- Checklists, templates, guides and downloadable resources.
- Emails, newsletters and promotional messages.
- Social media posts or other marketing content.
- Partner or resource pages.
8.8. Contact
If you are unsure whether a link, resource or recommendation involves a commercial relationship, you can contact Yawise using the contact details above.
Publication checklist before use: Add final business/contact details, add the publication date, and make sure each actual affiliate or paid partnership link is labelled close to where it appears.