Thank you for information vs thank you for your information

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in slightly different contexts. 'Thank you for information' is more general and can be used when thanking someone for providing information in a broad sense. 'Thank you for your information' is more specific and is used when thanking someone for a particular piece of information they have provided.

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This phrase is correct and can be used when thanking someone for providing information in a general sense.

"Thank you for information"

This phrase is suitable when expressing gratitude for information received without specifying the source or type of information.

Some examples from our editors:

Thank you for information on the new project.
I appreciate your help. Thank you for information.

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Thank you for that information and clarification.
Thank you for your information, Commissioner.
So thank you for that information, Commissioner.
Thank you for your information and concern.
Thank you for your information, Mr. Forsythe.
In any event, thank you for your information.
Thank you for that information, Mr Wieland.
Mr President, thank you for that information we have received from the Commission.
Thank you for the information you have just given us, Commissioner.
Thank you for that information, Mrs De Keyser.
Okay, thank you for the information.
And thank you for the information about Carl.
Thank you for that information, Commissioner.
Commissioner, thank you for the information you have provided.
Commissioner, thank you for your information on the Commission's activities.
Thank you for the information and answer you have provided.
Mr President, Minister, thank you for your information.
Thank you for the information on Spain.
Thank you for the information, but my only concern is that it's "clean".
And so, I thank you for your information, father.

Some alternatives from our editors:

Thank you for the information.
Thanks for the information provided.
Thanks for the info.
Thank you for sharing the information.
Thank you for the details.

This phrase is also correct and is used when thanking someone for a specific piece of information they have provided.

"thank you for your information"

This phrase is appropriate when expressing gratitude for a particular piece of information received from someone.

Examples:

Thank you for your information about the event.
I wanted to thank you for your information on the topic.

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Sep 27, 2021 ... Discover the basics of writing a "thank you for your information" letter and explore some examples that you can customise based on your ...
Lexus of Orlando thank you for your information.

Alternatives:

Thank you for the information.
Thanks for the information you shared.
Thank you for sharing your information.
Thank you for providing the information.
Thank you for the details.

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Thank you for information vs thank you for your information

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