If your website contains both YMYL, your money / your life, and non-YMYL topics of content, you may want to consider separating those out into their own standalone websites. Google’s John Mueller implied that sometimes Google can do that automatically but it is safer to do it on your end so that you don’t have to meet a specific E-A-T, expertise authority trustworthiness, threshold for the non YMYL content on that site.
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