We're currently using Quicken Online, but it doesn't seem to be stable enough for us. Mint.com doesn't currently support our bank. Anyone have a favorite app (Mac or online)? Thanks!
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Best Mac money manager?
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Quicken for the mac or create your own in Numbers.
BTW, I tried MINT, never felt that safe with them and all of the data they had on me.
BTW, I tried MINT, never felt that safe with them and all of the data they had on me.
yippy
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I love MoneyDance. It is cheaper than Quicken and it is cross platform Mac, Windows and Linux with all three versions being identical. It can also directly download transactions from most all banks.
kitki83
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I have a two spreadsheet method (maybe it will work for you)
1. Goes to my memory stick, cellphone (blackberry) and anything to document my expenses. Basically its a quick simple tracking of expenses for you to always have acces.
2. Second is a more deep end categorizing spreadsheet which I got from
https://www.pearbudget.com/spreadsheet
Good luck.
1. Goes to my memory stick, cellphone (blackberry) and anything to document my expenses. Basically its a quick simple tracking of expenses for you to always have acces.
2. Second is a more deep end categorizing spreadsheet which I got from
https://www.pearbudget.com/spreadsheet
Good luck.
KD7IWP
macrumors 6502a
I have tried out close to a dozen apps on OSX and haven't been impressed with any really. Then I found iBank and have been tremendously happy with it. The developers are also quick with information and updates. I used to use Liquid Ledger but did not like it at all (granted, that was before their big 2.0 update which looks significantly improved.).
iBank is sweet. Quicken I always felt was slow and terribly archaic in its style.
iBank is sweet. Quicken I always felt was slow and terribly archaic in its style.
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Quicken Financial Life 2008 is horrible in its current state and has very few features. Instead of being called a beta it fells more like an early Alpha release.
+1 for iBank. It felt clunky to me for about a month, and after that, I started to really like it.
+1 for MoneyDance. I had a hard time trying to choose also, as I was a MS Money user with my PC. In the end, we downloaded trial versions of everything and picked the one that worked best for us.