As a personal finance enthusiast I've all the time been concerned in software that makes the process easier.
Two of the more beloved programs in up-to-date years have been Microsoft Money and Quicken. In the middle of the two I located on Quicken, but swiftly realized I needed a Quicken alternative that would allow me to focus on my allocation without having to deal with all the bells and whistles that I didn't use or need.
A Quicken Alternative For Those Focused on Budgeting
As I searched for a Quicken alternative, I knew these needs had to be met.
The software had to be easy to use. I wanted to be able to set up a allocation and keep track of it, without having a Ph.D in finance. The software had to have the ability to import my bank and credit card statements. There had to be sustain available from the software business in case I had any issues or needed some added training. There had to be a way to create reports that showed me graphically how I was doing with my budget.
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