Accounting software for personal and charity's accounts

SailorSam

I had an email last week from Reed, you know the jobs people. To say they have an offer on with Sage, they said this course normally sold for £399 but until the end of the month was reduced to £59.
I didn't realise that if i bought it i could only use it for me. I thought it may have been helpful knowledge in a job search.

gally3

I use the Mango accounting pack for my charity work. I have tailored it to meet my needs but it is relatively easy to use.

Download it here. I cannot post links so just take out the spaces

www . mango . org . uk /guide /mangoaccountingpack

murphydavid

Before you buy anything I would look at
http://blog.garethjmsaunders.co.uk/2011/11/27/download-microsoft-money-2005-for-free/
Ms money was Microsofts finance program which was no longer supported so given away for free. MsMoney 2005 is the most up to date that will run on UK computers.
Also Google for
: Grisbi 0.8.9-3 also free

Both of these should be well up to what you want although they require some learning and may need to be run in compatibility mode windows xp sp3

agrinnall

murphydavid wrote: »

Before you buy anything I would look at
http://blog.garethjmsaunders.co.uk/2011/11/27/download-microsoft-money-2005-for-free/
Ms money was Microsofts finance program which was no longer supported so given away for free. MsMoney 2005 is the most up to date that will run on UK computers.

Why would you go to some unknown blog to download it when it's available directly from Microsoft?

https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/download/details.aspx?id=20738

tronator

I use Money Manager EX. In there you can create a database for your charity and one for your personal accounts. And it's free.