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Any recommendations for personal finance tracking/reporting software?
I've used Quicken and Bento but wonder if there isn't some easier way to keep track of credit cards, cash, income, checks, etc.
Thanks.
MacBook, Mac OS X (10.7.2)
Some often recommended include iBank (which I use and am quite satisfied with), MoneyDance and, if your needs are very modest, Quicken Essentials. Intuit has promised a version of Quicken 2007 that will run under Lion sometime this spring, but I've not seen any more specific date.
Regards.
If Intuit's past performance on getting anything released is any indication of what is going to happen this time my money is the spring of 2014.
Allan
Dave,
Thanks for your recommendations. I'll check out iBank and MoneyDance. I looked into Mint but don't like hte concept of storing all my financial info online at a third-party site that may go bankrupt or be hacked.
Ted.
or even spring of 2015. I also don't put money on Intuit's promises. 😉
Allan,
I agree. Intuit has never taken good care of its Apple customers.
Ted
Don't use Quicken Essentials. I used the PC version; it was awesome; Mac version is nothing like it. It's terrible.
what's the best personal finance software for mac?
