Why Maxint?

Every day from 9 to 5 or 30% of your life you spend working, in exchange for money, which end up in your bank. This represents a significant portion of your waking hours dedicated to generating income. The money you earn is deposited into your bank, where it's held for future use.

The rest of the day from 5 to 9 or 70% of your life, your money work for your bank which may issue loans yielding interest of which you receive nothing or a small fraction. During this time, your bank may use your 100% of your deposited funds to issue loans to other individuals or businesses. These loans generate interest, which the bank keeps. As a depositor, you may receive a small portion of this interest, typically in the form of a savings account interest rate. However, this interest often doesn't keep pace with inflation, meaning the purchasing power of your money may decrease over time.

This scenario highlights a common financial dynamic where individuals trade a significant portion of their time for income, only to see that income potentially lose value due to factors beyond their control. It raises questions about the effectiveness of traditional financial systems and the need for alternative approaches that prioritize the growth and preservation of individuals' wealth.

Building on the previous thought, Maxint was designed to address the common financial scenario where individuals often find their hard-earned money working for others while receiving minimal returns. Recognizing the limitations of traditional banking systems, Maxint aims to empower you with greater control over your finances and to help you make informed decisions about your money.

Here's why Maxint was created

In essence, Maxint was built to address the shortcomings of traditional banking systems and to provide you with a more empowering and beneficial financial experience. By offering transparency, insights, and tools for effective money management, Maxint aims to help you take control of your finances and achieve your financial goals.

Getting Started with Maxint

1. Link your bank accounts

2. Categorize expenses

3. Review interest earned, paid, and fees

4. Explore alternative bank accounts

5. Take action

By following these steps, you can effectively use Maxint to gain a comprehensive understanding of your finances and make informed decisions to improve your financial well-being.