From your footer:
>> Our income as a business relies on affiliate marketing.
Regrettably, this kills the trustworthiness of your reviews. I can't trust that you're recommending the best product, only that you're recommending products that earn you money.
Hey, I get it, you want your site to generate some revenue. Perhaps there's a middle ground? Could you provide more objective analysis on why you're recommending each service?
Also from the homepage: >> Discover what others say about a financial product or service before committing to it. Our Reviews section also gives you a full breakdown of each product or service, answers to FAQs, and alternatives to each product.
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I don't write the reviews. Users do. I only go a step further than Trustpilot by providing a detailed breakdown of the available services and answers to FAQs. I try to make the site as independent and unbiased as possible. In the future, the results of the Reviews pages will inform some of what goes into the "recommendation" tables.
Currently, I use data from Trustpilot and other reviews sites to select the top picks. I also consider pricing, number of services on offer, availability of mobile and web apps, relevance to the under-35s, etc.
I hope this makes sense.