As Economic Pressures Mount, Qinta Aims to Help Americans Take Back Control of Their Finances

SAN FRANCISCO - Oct. 1, 2025 - PRLog -- From groceries to gas, Americans are feeling the pinch. Inflation and high borrowing costs have left many households struggling to make ends meet, while credit card debt and delayed savings are at record highs.

In this challenging environment, a new personal finance platform, Qinta, is stepping in with a simple goal: help everyday people take control of their money.

Recent surveys show that:

• 65% of U.S. adults live paycheck to paycheck
  
  
• Over 50% of households carry credit card balances month to month
  
  
• Nearly 60% report that financial stress affects their health and relationships
  
  

"Budgets shouldn't feel like just improved spreadsheets," said a Qinta spokesperson. "They should be tools for confidence, clarity, and even motivation. That's what we're building with Qinta."

Qinta approaches money management differently:

• Smart expense tracking – See where money goes, with clear categories for essentials vs. non-essentials.
  
  
• Spending trends and insights – Understand habits and identify easy wins for saving.
  
  
• Money Quests – Gamified savings challenges to make progress rewarding, not painful.
  
  

By blending serious finance principles with user-friendly, engaging design, Qinta aims to reduce financial stress and help people feel in control again.

"We can't fix inflation or lower interest rates," the spokesperson added. "But we can give people the clarity and tools to make better financial decisions — and that can make all the difference."

Qinta is currently opening its waitlist (https://qinta.io) for early adopters who want to get ahead of the curve before launch.

About Qinta
Qinta is a personal finance and budgeting platform designed to help individuals spend smarter, save better, and achieve their goals. Qinta is headquartered in San Francisco, California, and is committed to making financial wellness accessible and engaging for everyone.