Personal Finance Management (86 programs)
Pros: All technical support is offered at no charge. Supports up to ten rental properties.
Cons: Some variants are limited to the United States and Canada. Not nearly as complex as more advanced accounting systems.
Pros: Can handle any type of data on QIF files. Transfers data seamlessly. Written in Java. No need for passwords to accounts.
Cons: Mostly for Quicken users. Doesn’t load the full file in Free Trial. No direct editing on the QIF files. Bland and outdated interface.
Pros: Supports online banking. Provides graphs and readouts. Tracks your bill schedule. Pays bills automatically. Imports Quicken files.
Cons: No support for attaching documents and files. Not as intuitive as Quicken. Not very good at handling split transactions still. Doesn't support attaching files and documents. Java interface not very slick.
Pros: Simple to use for non accounting types. Features graphs and pie charts.
Cons: Doesn't offer tips on where you can manage spending better.
Pros: Free to use. Uses Windows Explorer style interface. Handles many types of transactions.
Cons: Bank link up facility could be unsafe. Not suitable for large organisations.
Pros: Elegant and easy to use. Lots of handy financial tracking tools.
Cons: Doesn't offer advanced financial analysis.
Pros: Very easy to use. Ideal for beginners. Support for different currencies.
Cons: No advanced options.
