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I looking for software for controling my personal finance.
Features
evidence of incomes and outcomes evidence of savings evidence of gas and miles/km evidence of cashflow on my bank accounts reports Client for Windows Mobile and sync with desktop application...
Started by MicTech on
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I've just figured out how to make it portable too, ... .
Check out this question:
http://superuser.com/questions/2769/now-that-ms-money-is-going-away-what from your bank stuff in it, but none of that (in any money software) works in the UK...
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As a side project, I am looking at creating a personal finance program. I have tried using Money and Excel to keep track of my finances but have either been unhappy with the stability or lack of features. My question is this, what tools have you used ...
Started by dr_pepper on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I used MS Money for around 12 years just a glorified checkbook (like Quicken and Money), but more of a convenient way to aggregate all to know how much money....
I personally like Mint .
Started a rundown on the online apps.
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I'm looking for a linux replacement for Quicken - but I really don't need all the bells and wistles. Effectively what I'm looking must be able to:
handle multiple accounts (savings, checking, credit card) show me how much money I have download transactions...
Started by Mala on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Have you tried any of the online money managers?
Quicken Online
It's free and slimmed down vs.
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I am working on my 2012-2013 financial plan and everywhere I see an overall recommendation of taking a local personal finance class.
I like formal classes, I do well on academic environments, so I tried to look for one, but not much luck. Besides I...
Started by Radiance on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at savingadvice):
You in personal finance....
Both in class form and as an online format.
I like formal classes, I do well on academic environments, so I tried college offers several personal finance classes.
A local personal finance class.
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Hello,
we want to introduce our new app:
Manage your finances on the go. With just a few clicks, you get an overview, in which categories you spent the most money (e.g. "food ", "clothes").
You can set limits and monitor whether these are exceeded.
Finance...
Started by FinanceMastery on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at androidforums):
Best regards,
Your Finance Mastery team Hi,
we've just updated Finance Mastery.
We are looking forward for your feedback.
Enjoy it.
The app is now working on android 2.3+.
Hi,
we've just uploaded a new version of Finance Mastery.
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Sorry, I'm not giving it away - I'm trying to find some! I'm trying to find out whether I can get some money to help my son get through college in the USA. He has a partial sports scholarship (with the potential for it to become a full scholarship if ...
Started by geordie_minx on
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My son had a full sports scholarship covering his tuition, food and board, but he still needed some pockey money and we had.
Changed in the last 12 months, there is no money put aside for students in the US.
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Posted 26 April 2011 - 08:57 AM
I'm giving a 75 minute lecture on Friday about various personal finance topics. I've got most of my talk outlined and ready to go, but since there are many ways to skin a cat, I figured I'd ask for Utopian input on the ...
Started by Travis7401 on
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Posted 26 April 2011 - 09:....
Resource that I like as a catch-all for basic personal finance stuff is a blog called "The Simple Dollar." http://www.thesimpledollar.com/ It contains very basic personal finance advise anything.
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Posted 20 February 2011 - 03:29 PM
I'm turning to the FBGs to help educate me regarding personal finance and planning. Thanks to my parents hard work and selflessness I was lucky enough to graduate from college without any loans. They live a comfy life...
Started by No. 16 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at footballguys):
Of all the personal finance books I have read February 2011 - 03:29 PM, said:
I'm turning to the FBGs to help educate me regarding personal finance, but as many of you may....
Here is a fantastic, easy to read book.
Index funds.
Related shopping results:
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As Intuit's Quicken options for Mac users continue to falter in the wake of a stripped-down Quicken Essentials release and the company's ongoing efforts to make the more fully-functional Quicken 2007 compatible with OS X Lion, other personal finance software...
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It charges money on it.
They're to offer something truly unique and useful to get me to pony up the extra cash .
To pay money to access something that's already mine and is accessible in other ways for free.
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Started by sacman on
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Ramsey is between 1-3 hours a day depending) are Dave Ramsey, NPR planet... .
No opinion on Suze, but I think a list of "the best personal finance podcasts isn't exactly personal finance and is pretty short too...
To click the link.
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