Best home budgeting computer programme

yellowbear

Hello,
I'm after some advice please. I have Microsoft Money but I need to upgrade my computer and MM doesn't work on Windows 10. Are there any free or one-off payment programmes that you could recommend that are similar to MM?

Thank you! 

blue.peter

AceMoney (https://www.mechcad.net/product/acemoney-personal-finance-software-quicken-alternative/).

Archi_Bald

According to posts on this forum, Microsoft Money does work on Windows 10. 

yellowbear

Thank you blue.peter. I'll have a look at that.
Archi, it might be my crappy computer, but it's so slow.

Neil_Jones

yellowbear said:

Thank you blue.peter. I'll have a look at that.
Archi, it might be my crappy computer, but it's so slow.

A "crappy computer" is not proportional to the general workability of software on a version of Windows.  It just means it'll take longer to get going.  You may be able to make it less crappier if you tell us about it.  Make, Model, etc?

Batas

Been using Calendar.money for a little while now and YNAB.com before that. I find the calendar approach to come much more naturally to me and seeing all the accounts in one place automatically is great too. Some folks prefer the zero-budget way of things though. 

yellowbear

Neil - I have a Pentium(R) Dual -Core CPU E5500 @ 2.80GHz, 4.00GB RAM 64-bit OS

Vortigern

Archi_Bald said:

According to posts on this forum, Microsoft Money does work on Windows 10. 

Confirmed. MSMoney is still working for me on Windows 10.

Just60

MS Money transferred with no issues when I upgraded to Win10 a few weeks ago.  I was concerned after hearing reports that it may not work.

gsmh

Money Manager EX (MMEX). It's free and open source. I've used it for years without a single issue.
https://www.moneymanagerex.org/

Sea_Shell

gsmh said:

Money Manager EX (MMEX). It's free and open source. I've used it for years without a single issue.
https://www.moneymanagerex.org/

That looks really interesting, thanks.