Review: Helped me get through a very difficult period

My name is Bartosz, I'm 43, I live not far from Rzeszów with my wife and two children. For nearly twenty years I've worked as an electrician at an industrial plant. I used to think we had an ordinary but stable life: an old house from my parents, steady work, plans for the future. We didn't live richly, but we weren't afraid of every new month either.

Now everything has changed. In winter the house seems to drain our last money — heating became very expensive, something is always breaking, and prices rise faster than wages. After paying the bills sometimes almost nothing is left. My wife works at a pharmacy and takes extra shifts, but even with two incomes we have to cut back on literally everything more and more often.

The hardest part is the feeling that no matter how much you work, it's still not enough. Sometimes late in the evening I sit in the kitchen, look at the bills and think only about how to get through to the next paycheck without new problems and debt.

I learned about BitQT from a neighbor who suddenly bought a new car. On his advice I registered. I hesitated for a long time, but then — literally taking it from the family budget — I invested 1,000 zł. Then came the manager's call, my head buzzing from everything new, the fear of letting my family down again... In short, the next two months were very hard, not only financially but psychologically. But after two months I not only got my deposit back but also earned 2,500 zł! No, for a family in our situation it wasn't the answer to every problem, but it was relief — that breathing space that let me lift my head and relax my shoulders a little.

Since then about two more months have passed and our finances are slowly straightening out. Every week or two I started earning either 500 or 1,000 zł. At first it felt strange. Out of habit I'd open the banking app, but without that familiar knot inside. The house is the same — old, with creaky stairs and cool rooms in winter — but we finally managed to put it in slightly better shape: replaced some windows, fixed the heating. The house became warmer not only physically — as if the constant tension eased.

My wife started cooking our little family dinners on weekends again, the children laugh more often and stopped being afraid to ask for something “extra.” We even started planning a vacation — simple, without luxury, but real. And I caught myself waiting not for the next bill but for the next day — for the first time in a long while.

Sometimes in the evening I sit in the kitchen with a cup of tea and just look out the window. And inside there is a very quiet but confident feeling: things will be all right now.