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personal finance software

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Hello,

I was just wondering what people would recommend for Personal Finance software for my mac? I have looked at Quicken 2007 but it doesn't seem to get that great of reviews. Any advice would be appreciated.

Thanks!
Eric
 
Check out cha-ching. Its part of the macheist bundle at the moment. I dont know what it is like though as I haven't used it yet. You can geta trial copy tho 🙂
 
I use MS Money 2003 in Parallels (or BootCamp). The bad reviews of Quicken 2007 put me off, so I stayed with my Windows finance program.
 
I think the best around will be iBank. And the iBank3 looks even better. Cha-Ching doesn't have enough features, at least IMHO.
 
I am a big fan of Money Dance. It is one of the only (might be the only one other than quicken) that can directly download your account transactions into the program. Most programs make you save them as a file first and then import them.

It is also cross platform (Mac, Windows, Linux) and can handle investment accounts. That said, I do find it does things labeling in an odd way and entering investments confuses me, but that is probably more because I don't know anything about investing.
 
I use Liquid Ledger. Its pretty cheap and you can download a trial version to see how it works. It will import your banking information as well, and it will categorize your transactions and apply them towards your monthly budget as well.
 
Are there any good free / open source very basic finance programs that would just help one plan out a budget etc?
 
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