Budgeting software?

MooseRich

Do anyone use software to keep track of your pennies? If so, which do you recommend? It's always good to have one that can predict how much you will have to spend on yourself each month, rather than try and work it out and some of my DD's vary and come out quarterly etc.

Thanks :T

shahidemran

AceMoney Lite is a freeware personal finance manager. AceMoney Lite helps people organize and manage their personal finances quickly and easily. It supports all the features required for home or even small-business accounting needs

Website: http://www.mechcad.net/products/acemoney/index_lite.shtml
Download: HERE

Mark7799

I've found a DIY job on an Excel spreadsheet works OK for me

SarahK_3

Does anyone know of a basic budgeting programme that works on a Mac?

scorour

MooseRich wrote:

Do anyone use software to keep track of your pennies? If so, which do you recommend? It's always good to have one that can predict how much you will have to spend on yourself each month, rather than try and work it out and some of my DD's vary and come out quarterly etc.

Thanks :T

Was a similar discussion here:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=132591

Like I said in that thread, can't beat Microsoft Money for me, costs about £14, but worth every penny, the cashflow forecast sounds seems to be what you want.

MooseRich

What I'll do is try AceMoney Lite, if I can't get on with it, I'll get Money. Thanks all.