Budgeting Software
Afternoon!
So I'm wanting to do some budgeting and forecasting of income, account balances, etc, and would love if there were a free application for this.
Basically what I'd like to do is tell it how much I have in each of my accounts, how much pay will go in on which dates, how much I'll pay on which dates for bills, and pretty much be able to jump ahead to any future date and see where each of the account will be with the planned transactions.
Seems pretty simple to me, any suggestions? I could probably make a spreadsheet for this but almost picture it as looking like a calendar where when I click on any date it'll show the account balances based on transactions that will take place before the chosen date.
Thanks in advance!
So I'm wanting to do some budgeting and forecasting of income, account balances, etc, and would love if there were a free application for this.
Basically what I'd like to do is tell it how much I have in each of my accounts, how much pay will go in on which dates, how much I'll pay on which dates for bills, and pretty much be able to jump ahead to any future date and see where each of the account will be with the planned transactions.
Seems pretty simple to me, any suggestions? I could probably make a spreadsheet for this but almost picture it as looking like a calendar where when I click on any date it'll show the account balances based on transactions that will take place before the chosen date.
Thanks in advance!
mint.com. It's online and it's free. It will automatically link up to your bank accounts, brokerage accounts, credit cards, etc and download transactions and it will even do a fairly decent job at categorizing them.
Originally Posted by clawhammer,May 26 2010, 03:56 PM
mint.com. It's online and it's free. It will automatically link up to your bank accounts, brokerage accounts, credit cards, etc and download transactions and it will even do a fairly decent job at categorizing them.
Originally Posted by AZDavid,May 26 2010, 06:24 PM
Read the fine print... you accept that they have the right to use your information
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Thanks for all the tips! I've checked out a few and it doesn't look like Mint is available in Canada. But there are a couple of equivalents I'm looking at.
Quickbooks is definitely on the possibility list, as is Excel, since it's pretty basic math I'm looking at - I was just hoping for a GUI.
Quickbooks is definitely on the possibility list, as is Excel, since it's pretty basic math I'm looking at - I was just hoping for a GUI.
x2 on mint.com
im sure they'll break into the canadian market soon but its definitely helped me financially plan better. definitely beats all the spreadsheets i used to use and forget to update.
im sure they'll break into the canadian market soon but its definitely helped me financially plan better. definitely beats all the spreadsheets i used to use and forget to update.




