Affiliate Disclosure
Last Updated: September 9, 2026
US Recession believes in transparency with its readers. This Affiliate Disclosure explains how affiliate relationships may work when you visit or use our website.
1. About US Recession
US Recession is an independently operated informational website managed by an individual from India. The website is privately operated.
US Recession is not a government entity, government agency, government department, government authority, or official government website. It is not affiliated with, owned by, operated by, sponsored by, endorsed by, or otherwise connected with the U.S. Government or any U.S. federal, state, or local government body.
The name “US Recession,” the domain name, logo, graphics, branding, design, and other website elements represent the private identity of this website only.
2. What Are Affiliate Links?
Some links on US Recession may be affiliate links.
An affiliate link is a special link that allows a third-party company or affiliate network to identify that a visitor reached its website through a link on US Recession.
If you click an affiliate link and subsequently complete a qualifying purchase, registration, subscription, or other qualifying action, US Recession may receive a commission or other form of compensation.
The price you pay is generally not increased simply because you use an affiliate link.
3. Affiliate Relationships
US Recession may participate in affiliate programs offered by third-party companies, platforms, publishers, or affiliate networks.
Affiliate relationships may change over time. We may add or remove affiliate partnerships as the website develops.
Not every external link on US Recession is necessarily an affiliate link.
4. Editorial Independence
Our participation in an affiliate program does not automatically determine what we write, recommend, discuss, or publish.
Where we provide opinions, comparisons, reviews, explanations, or recommendations, we aim to make those decisions based on relevance, usefulness, quality, and our editorial judgment.
Receiving a commission does not mean that a third party controls our editorial content or has the right to determine our opinions.
5. No Guarantee or Endorsement
An affiliate relationship should not be interpreted as a guarantee or endorsement of a third-party company, product, service, website, or offer.
Before purchasing a product, subscribing to a service, or making any financial or other decision, you should conduct your own research and review the relevant third party's terms, pricing, policies, and other information.
6. Financial and Investment Content
US Recession primarily publishes informational and analytical content relating to the U.S. economy, recessions, economic indicators, and related subjects.
Affiliate relationships do not turn our content into financial, investment, tax, accounting, or legal advice.
Any financial or economic information provided on the website is subject to our Disclaimer.
7. Third-Party Websites
When you click an affiliate or other external link, you may leave US Recession and visit a third-party website.
We do not control third-party websites, and your interactions with them are governed by their own terms, privacy policies, and other applicable policies.
US Recession is not responsible for the products, services, content, pricing, availability, privacy practices, or transactions of third-party websites.
8. Changes to This Disclosure
We may update this Affiliate Disclosure when our affiliate relationships, website practices, or applicable requirements change.
The “Last Updated” date at the beginning of this page indicates when this disclosure was most recently updated.
9. Questions
If you have questions about our affiliate relationships or this disclosure, you may contact us at:
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US Recession
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Email: contact@usrecession.blog
