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2007-09-12
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or sheet applications like excel?
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2007-09-12
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Gnumeric (like excel) and Grisbi (personal finance accountings) are my suggestions, both perfectly working on home PC's and the tablets
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2007-09-12
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I recently discovered MoneyCenter.yodlee.com.
For tracking account balances, upcoming bills, etc, it works just as well for me as Microsoft Money did, except that Yodlee supports more services.
It has account notification emails for all kinds of conditions (bill due, transaction exceeding $x, etc). It has transaction categorization, report generation, budgeting.
In some respects it's better than Money, in others the web interface limits it. The most useful aspect of it (to me) is I can use it from any web-accessible system. Linux, Windows, Mac, etc.
I was initially wary of putting all my banking information into a website, some random web service that somebody put together. Then I remembered a little disclaimer in Microsoft Money that some services were provided by Yodlee. So now I'm skipping the middleman, and don't have to trust Microsoft to transmit it securely.
edit: Crap, I sound like spam. Edited to sound less... spammy.
Last edited by DataPath; 2007-09-12 at 20:59.
For tracking account balances, upcoming bills, etc, it works just as well for me as Microsoft Money did, except that Yodlee supports more services.
It has account notification emails for all kinds of conditions (bill due, transaction exceeding $x, etc). It has transaction categorization, report generation, budgeting.
In some respects it's better than Money, in others the web interface limits it. The most useful aspect of it (to me) is I can use it from any web-accessible system. Linux, Windows, Mac, etc.
I was initially wary of putting all my banking information into a website, some random web service that somebody put together. Then I remembered a little disclaimer in Microsoft Money that some services were provided by Yodlee. So now I'm skipping the middleman, and don't have to trust Microsoft to transmit it securely.
edit: Crap, I sound like spam. Edited to sound less... spammy.
Last edited by DataPath; 2007-09-12 at 20:59.
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Originally Posted by jurop88
I didn't even know Grisbi existed...thanks for the heads up on that one.
Gnumeric (like excel) and Grisbi (personal finance accountings) are my suggestions, both perfectly working on home PC's and the tablets
Installed fine on my N800 and runs well even if it isn't "optimized" for the IT and is euro-centric.
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Kicking Nokia in the jimmy, one marketing exec at a time.
Originally Posted by Mr. T
Well maybe Mr. T hacked the game, and made a mowhawk class? And maybe Mr. T is pretty handy with computers? Had that occurred to you Mr. Condescending Director?
Last edited by iball; 2007-09-12 at 22:07.