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Personal Finance and Investing

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5. Have never found one that does everything I want to do, so....

Fri Jan 12, 2018, 04:15 PM

Jan 2018

I've pretty much built my own in Excel and Access. Quirky, clunky, time-consuming, but does exactly what I want.

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Is anyone here using a software for personal finance? [View all] question everything Jan 2018 OP

I used QuickBooks for many years for home and my business. pangaia Jan 2018 #1

I use the spreadsheet program in LibreOffice. HeartachesNhangovers Jan 2018 #3

Thank you. Yes, I, too, keep several spreadsheet. question everything Jan 2018 #4

Have never found one that does everything I want to do, so.... lastlib Jan 2018 #5

I'm looking for a replacement, too. silverweb Feb 2018 #6

Thanks. silverweb Feb 2018 #8

Sounds great! Am going to try it question everything Feb 2018 #9

I was getting those popups, too. silverweb Feb 2018 #10

Finally decided to download it and it is quite confusing question everything Mar 2018 #11

I had some trouble for a while, too. silverweb Mar 2018 #12

Finally found AceMoney question everything Apr 2018 #13

I won't use the cloud, either. silverweb Apr 2018 #14

What is nice about AceMoney is that it is not constrictive question everything Apr 2018 #15

Yes, I loved Quicken. silverweb Apr 2018 #16

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