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caljoe
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 Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 10:49 pm Post subject: open-source personal finance manager? |
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Poll: what personal finance manager do you use and are you happy with it?
I've already heard of gnucash, kmymoney2, xdb, essential budget, qhacc, but there seems to be so much more!!
Extra question: does it allow you to import your account data from your bank over internet? |
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Mongrol
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| Posted: Sat Sep 11, 2004 11:55 pm Post subject: |
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| I use Microsoft Money 2004 in vmware. Simply because it far surpasses any open source offerings. |
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Carnildo
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| KBudget. It's incredibly simple: if all you want to do is keep track of income and expenses, it's probably the best choice. |
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alec78
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Gnucash kicks ass!
Does everything I need and is both powerful and easy to use. That'd be my recommendation (although I haven't tried the other packages recommended above, Gnucash looks more advanced than kbudget) |
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