Money Management Software?

Soulistic

You might also want to try Money Manager... a free and open source personal finance solution:

http://www.codelathe.com/mmex/

mr_fishbulb

I've been using Microsoft Money 2005 UK edition. No problems with it. I've also heard that there have been no plans to release a UK version of any later editions.

I've heard good things about this (and it's free):
http://www.gnucash.org/

Lorian

mr_fishbulb wrote: »

I've been using Microsoft Money 2005 UK edition. No problems with it. I've also heard that there have been no plans to release a UK version of any later editions.

I've heard good things about this (and it's free):
http://www.gnucash.org/

I tried it - Too complicated for personal accounting IMHO. Also this is one of the few companies I have given a (unique) email address too and had persistant undesirable spam to ever since (I see it being canned in the logs even now a couple of years later).

johncolescarr

There are many free and open source money management programs that run on a windows platform (as well as linux of course). GNU Cash is a popular one, must say I've never used it

BillScarab

I've not used but I've heard that Acemoney Lite is OK.

LardyCake

I use GnuCash for my personal accounting, its free, does everything I need & I find it easy to use. Why not give it a go? - it won't cost you anything.

I'm puzzled by the comment from Lorien - The GnuCash Project is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization (not a company) - there is no need to provide an email address, just download the software from http://www.gnucash.org

I've no connection with the project, other than finding GnuCash an excellent tool.

maxsquared

This one? I know it's American (as usual), just hope UK version will be out soon.

http://www.mint.com/

flossy_splodge

And if you're really concerned about continuity, you could always set up your own pro-forma's using Excel...:p

mcc28_x

LardyCake wrote: »

I use GnuCash for my personal accounting, its free, does everything I need & I find it easy to use. Why not give it a go? - it won't cost you anything.

I'm puzzled by the comment from Lorien - The GnuCash Project is a volunteer-driven non-profit organization (not a company) - there is no need to provide an email address, just download the software from http://www.gnucash.org

I've no connection with the project, other than finding GnuCash an excellent tool.

GnuCash is excellent although some people give up in the early stages as it 'appears' complicated. Reading of the manual usually clarifies things particularly the 'double-entry' accounting.

I would be surprised if GnuCash is actually sending spam email...

As an alternative AceMoney is a little more user friendly and much more like MSMoney. The paid for version enables the use of more accounts and includes free upgrades for life.

alanclarke

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