personal finance software, credit card manager, mortgage & loan manager, etc
Budget Tracker is an easy to use program that will help you track and understand your monthly expenses. Each month you can enter in a number of specific monthly expenses including Rent/Mortgage, Utilities, Grocery, Entertainment, Phone, Medical, Clothing, and more. Each of these is tracked per month, but also a running average is kept for each expense over time. So you can see just how much you spend on average for specific items.
A finance and expense tracking tool for those with limited or no accounting experience. It makes the task of tracking expenses, generating reports easy to use and maintain.
Free personal budgeting software to help organize personal finances.
Enter daily, weekly, fortnightly or monthly expenses to automatically calculate annual budgets. There is a budget comparison feature so you can create multiple budgeting senarios to easily determine the best budgeting strategy that will help you meet your financial goals. Budgeting items are categorized to help identify the areas where you are spending to much money.
PWSMoney is a simple personal finance program designed to keep all financial details in one place. Transactions can be either entered manually or imported via downloaded CSV/QIF (comma separated value/quicken interchange format) files or a combination of both approaches.
AceMoney Lite is a freeware personal finance manager. It has all the features of its big brother except multiple accounts management. As AceMoney, AceMoney Lite helps people organize and manage their personal finances quickly and easily. It supports all the features required for home or even small-business accounting needs:
Personal finance manager based on double entry bookkeeping principles.
You can rganize your accounts into a tree structure. Branch expense and income accounts or join accounts by currency or type. Create, remove or change your account tree structure depending on your needs.
GFP is a Personal Finance Manager that uses a different approach to help people organize their finances, it’s focus is the real account (bank account, account saving and others), while other software focuses on accounting accounts. So while in a typical finance manager you create accounts related with some aspects you want to control (expenses, gas expenses, food expenses, income, payment, and even real accounts like bank accounts) and make transactions with these accounts, in GFP these accounts are considered as categories, under the user perspective, and user can create real accounts and make transactions with them, providing a type for each transaction.
