Jessica asked:


I loved microsoft money but since it isn’t available anymore I’m looking for a personal finance program that allows me to enter my pending transactions (like checks i’ve written but haven’t cleared yet). I’ve looked into Quicken 2010 but can’t find out if I can enter my transactions…any recommendations? Thanks!

Steve asked:


Something like Quicken or Microsoft Money, but something that I can also fiddle with and adapt to my own needs?

skaternerd87 asked:


well my question is if anyone knows of a good type of software that can help me manage my personal finance without me having the hassle i keep track on paper like i usually have been doing. although i know this isn’t new at all to anyone and is old news. are there any good mac softwares that will help me do all these things.

talk2me asked:


A free tool, even Excel based would do
A software.. I want to upgrade from pen and paper which I’m doing right now
free if possible

Frank Pytel asked:


I develop custom spreadsheet applications. Some of them can be viewed at this link.

http://groups.google.com/group/exce…

I have been asked, and have provided, personal finance tracking applications in Excel. Does anyone know of a site, similar to Yahoo Answers, where people go to ask questions about personal finance. I have checked Yahoo Answers personal finance area, and it seems that people are mostly concerned with what’s fair or not or did I get ripped off. Nothing wrong with this. Great place for help. But I am interested in finding out what kind of applications people are interested in.

Or, if you have a request, I am here.

Thanks and God Bless

Frank Pytel

ravi_s_ghosh asked:


I need a personal finance freeware with with stock, investment, tax, capital gain, interest, etc., features for windows. Also, i want to import gnucash files in it. jGnash can do this, but it doesnt have gr8 features. there are some software like GnuCashToQIF, etc., which can convert gnucash files. Hence any freeware with gr8 features that can import QIF, xml, excel, cvs files will also work.

looking forward to your answer

ravi

davemackey asked:


I’m looking for personal finance software. I downloaded both Quicken and Microsoft Money and am not particularly fond of either. I’m really looking for something like LowerMyBill’s BillPay. I’d keep using them, except they are closing up shop for that service soon. Any ideas? Software or web-based.

T-80 asked:


I am looking for some software to manage my personal finance. The file maybe already cracked or with a key… you know. I don’t have big income and don’t run any business. Please advise. Any suggestion would be helpful.
thanks!

george e asked:


quicken user for years (now 2006 version) but is starting to have errors in the accounts – is there a better software out there? I have a lot of years in mine and I guess it is getting full. may switch software.

yahooza asked:


I need to balance budgets, keep track of my portfolio, etc.
I would like to know personal experiences with financial software. Any worthy free (open source) applications too?

I have looked at Quicken, Peachtree, Microsoft Money, but I don’t understand why they need to release a new version every year (ie Quicken 2006). Do laws change so often? Why do I have to upgrade every year?
So do people feel cheated when they have to continually upgrade year after year? Is it worth it?

Sorry, to sound like a cheapskate, but, as a consumer, I don’t think it’s necessary to pay an annual fee for such a app.

I’ve read about GNUcash and it’s a cool open source app, but not easy to install. I’m not a newbie computer user (i helped built this Answers site), but I don’t want to spend extra time configuring a less mature application.