UK Equivalent of EveryDollar.com?

theskewbald

Hear a lot about this personal finance tracking product on Dave Ramsey (can I mention him on here? :rotfl: )
Have used Quick File for self employed accounts but need to use something for personal spending to help stick to a budget.
searched the archive but only came up with Microsoft Money.
Is that seriously all there is?

Vortigern

YNAB -You Need a Budget - is often mentioned on here.

...but I still use MS Money

le_loup

Search here for Microsoft Money. That will display many alternatives and opinions on them.

colsten

BankTree http://www.banktree.co.uk/
AceMoney http://www.mechcad.net/products/acemoney/personal-finance-software-quicken-alternative.shtml
Moneyline http://www.brothersoft.com/moneyline-personal-finance-software-512627.html

I would go for BankTree or YNAB if I started from scratch.

savingforoz

Moneydance is very good: http://moneydance.com/

kimplus8

I have been wondering this too, I love dave ramsey and his method for snowballing away debt but I need some software as doing a paper budget each month is getting very time consuming.
Everydollar is also of course free and the YNAB etc is not.
Any recommendations on free alternatives, or I guess I could use the everydollar one and just assum that $ means £ for my purposes.

upoiupou

I started with EveryDollar and ignored the fact that it said $ instead of £. It was really helpful.

After getting the hang of it, I started my own Excel spreadsheet on the same principle but with more functionality, like keeping a running total of my bank balance.

But I needed EveryDollar to start off. My Excel spreadsheet still looks a lot like it.

kimplus8

I've signed up and in going to just ignore the $ and see it as £

Welshlassie

YNAB every time. Have been using it for about 3 years now and wouldn't be without it. I know you have to pay for it, but it's worth every penny.

LotsToDo

Can I ask how you managed to sign up for every dollar? It's asking me for a zip code.

Thanks

Embles

I told it I live in Canada and it didn't want a zip code any more