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If you know a card, a rewards programme, credit scores, loans or investing well, write it up. Your guide goes on Saifu Learn with your name on it.

What we publish

How you use a card or a set of cards: what you swipe where, and what it earned you over a year.
Explainers: fee waivers, reward caps, points transfers, lounge rules, forex charges, statement cycles.
Comparisons between two or three cards for a real kind of spender.
Broader money topics: credit scores, loans and EMIs, budgeting and investing basics.
Changes a bank made and what they cost an ordinary cardholder.

Write from your own experience and say which cards you hold.
No referral codes, affiliate links or links to your own products. Saifu labels its own affiliate links and keeps them out of guest posts.
Every fee, rate or rule you state needs a link to the bank's own page or terms.
No advice on loans, credit lines, card churning for cash or anything that breaks a bank's terms.
No stock or mutual fund tips, no buy or sell calls, no target prices and no promises of returns. Saifu is not a SEBI-registered adviser and does not publish investment advice.
Plain English, 600 to 1,500 words, written by you. Posts that read as machine written are declined.
Never include a card number, a statement, or anyone's personal details.

Write it on the write page, or email a pitch or draft to hello@saifu.in with the subject "Guest post".
We check the facts against bank pages and may edit for length and clarity. You see the final version before it goes up.
The post carries your name and, if you like, one link to your own profile.
Posts are unpaid for now. You keep the right to share your post anywhere, with a link back.
Once it is live, share it on LinkedIn or WhatsApp with the buttons under the post. Most readers come from writers' own networks.

We reply to every pitch within a week. If a post becomes wrong because a bank changes its terms, we update it and say so at the top.