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Pear Budget: A simple budgeting and expense tracking service. NeoBudget: An online budget system that uses the envelope method to help you track your spending habits and stick to a budget. Mvelopes: An online personal finance and spending management system based on the envelope system. #JGNASH VS GNUCASH FREE#
Moneystrands: Free money manager that automatically pulls together data from your bank, credit card, and investment accounts to provide an accurate, up-to-date picture of your financial life. Moneyspire: People friendly finance management. Moneydance Personal Finance Manager: Organize your finances, manage your budget, track your portfolio, or just automatically balance your checkbook. #JGNASH VS GNUCASH SOFTWARE#
MiShell Budget Calendar: Take control of your finances with this easy to use, intuitive software that shows all transactions in an easy-to-understand calendar format. 
: Easy to use and full-featured online money manager that allows you to check all your accounts in one place. #JGNASH VS GNUCASH MAC OS#
Liquid Ledger: Mac OS personal finance manager. JustBudget: A free online web application to manage your personal budget. JGnash Personal Finance: A free personal finance manager with many of the same features as commercially-available software. Inzolo: A super simple budgeting application based on the time-tested envelope method. #JGNASH VS GNUCASH FOR MAC#
iCash: A personal finance manager for Mac and Windows. GnuCash: A personal and small-business financial-accounting software. Has a free version and a premium version. Goodbudget: A full-featured envelope budgeting site and set of apps. EveryDollar: Straight from Dave Ramsey and the folks at Ramsey Solutions, this zero-based budgeting software has free and premium versions. 
ClearCheckbook: Money management software. Budget Tracker: A feature-rich money management tool. BudgetPulse: Organize your cash flow, expenses, and bank accounts in one place. Budgeting Spending Plan: A budgeting guideline that shows amounts you should spend in certain categories. Budget Simple: A free, easy to use online budget. Budget Express: Create and manage a budget. Budget5000: Plan your personal budget, track spending. Buddi: A personal finance and budgeting program. Banktivity for Mac: A slick-looking financial manager with a ton of features. Ace Money Lite: A freeware personal finance manager. I think those two are suitable for budget travelers who want to work out their budget for any trip. I feel that Grisbi is a bit ‘sparse’…īoth Monex and Buddi is actually more to budgeting. Grisbi would become my third choice if jGnash and Money Manager Ex could not give what I want. Money Manager Ex will be my second choice, as it is very similar to jGnash and the application is smaller. I can track all my bank account (including my E-trade and Paypal) and can organize all my income/expenses with jGnash. Although it has less feature than Quicken, it still could give me what I want. Well, personally I like and use jGnash, as it is the closest to Quicken Money. #JGNASH VS GNUCASH DOWNLOAD#
Features: account tree view, transaction filtering, multiple currencies, multiple exchange rates, transaction scheduling and download of financial data. Personal finance manager based on double entry bookkeeping principles. Grisbi is a very functional personal financial management program with a lot of features.
It runs on Windows and Linux currently with more ports planned. It can be used to track your net worth, income vs expenses etc. Money Manager Ex is an easy to use, money management application. jGnash is a double entry system with support for multiple currencies. JGnash is a cross platform personal finance application written in Java. It allows users to set up accounts and categories, record transactions, check spending habits, etc. These are 5 most recommended personal financial software for you:īuddi is a simple budgeting program targeted for users with little or no financial background.
However, as all of the software are ‘ open source‘, you might face some ‘ bugs‘ along the way of using it. The good news is that all the software are free, no limitation, no adware and no spyware.
A budget traveler who travel around backpacking, then some of the software also have the budget feature, which you can use to tailor your trip to fit your budget. A blogger who earn money from your blog, then you can use this software to record all the income and expanses incurred. I used Quicken Money before, but I feel it a bit bloated and I don’t like using it illegally (yes, I use pirated copy. I would like to share with you 5 free and open source personal financial software / personal money management software which I find it suitable for us who don’t really have a solid financial knowledge and background (like me).
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