Can someone recommend personal finance software?
by admin ~ September 29th, 2009 . Filed under: 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 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.
Joya Borgese
October 1st, 2009 at 4:53 am
An open source one have no idea why they have no idea why they have to renew each year httpwwwgnucashorg httpanswersyahoocomsearchsearch_result_yltakacm33wz_ibsx153omkck3py6ixpaccountingsoftware.
The most common right now httpwwwgooglecomsearchqpeachtreeaccounting gnu cash is probably the most common right now httpwwwgooglecomsearchqpeachtreeaccounting gnu cash is probably the most common right now httpwwwgooglecomsearchqpeachtreeaccounting gnu cash is probably the most common right now.
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October 1st, 2009 at 11:49 am
The only reason they release new versions every year is in attempt to raise sales.
An excellent program use and use it myself and reliable the only reason they release new versions every year is in attempt to raise sales.
The only reason they release new versions ever so often to try to try to raise sales.
October 4th, 2009 at 9:31 am
For microsoft money 2006 at the money for microsoft money the simple answer to why you can.