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"If you don't build your
dream, someone else will hire you to help them build
theirs." ~ Dhirubhai Ambani
Top Options for Free Personal Finance Software
Mint
This highly-regarded online personal finance software, considered to be the best by many observers, permits you to register all of your bank and savings accounts, credit cards and investment accounts in one place. You can securely track and monitor all of your transactions. Filled with lots of financial applications and tools, this software allows you to generate weekly spending reports, email alerts, create personal budgets and set financial goals. Mint also helps you save money, notifying you of spending irregularities, hidden, late and overdraft fees, and credit card rate changes.
GreenSherpa
Organizing your financial accounts in one location is a vital GreenSherpa feature. You'll also be able to combine this free online personal finance software with the website's personal money management features. Valuable features permit you to record current--and project future--cash flow, synchronize transactions in your accounts, create budgets, track spending, and, even, collaborate with your CPA or financial planner to improve your finances. You can customize your dashboard to deliver the information you want.
Buxfer
Buxfer allows you to download and import transactions from other software, whether they are in Quicken, Excel or MS Money file formats. This feature permits you to move from other online personal financial software to Buxfer without losing time, patience or transactions. With mobile applications for iPhone, Blackberry and Windows Mobile powered smartphones, you can take Buxfer with you.
MoneyStrands
This software also acts as your personal financial assistant. MoneyStrands gives you the ability to import synchronized accounts, including credit cards, bank accounts, and personal or business loans online into one personal finance location. With synchronization comes the ability to keep your balances and spending data up-to-date, while identifying potential cash flow issues. Creating budgets, tracking spending, receiving alerts and designing spreadsheets is easy, fast and accurate.
If you find one of these you like, use it. Should you still wish to search, other popular sites are Rudder, Thrive, Mvelopes and HelloWallet . Finding the best online personal financial software for you will take a little time, but save you lots of time and money in the future.
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When You Can't Pay Your Bills: Ten Things to Know
(Nolo): "Many Americans are in debt trouble, especially as the economy
continues to lag and unemployment rates remain high. If you're struggling to
pay your debts, don't ignore the problem. Learn all you can about your options
for digging yourself out of debt and how to avoid scams that target people with
financial woes. Then, take action. When unpaid bills start piling up, here are
ten things to keep in mind."
Walk Score: Thinking of
buying or renting a new home? How walkable is the neighborhood? Walk Score from
Redfin answers that question. They are also working on an Opportunity Score
that will identify "neighborhoods within a 30-minute walk, bike ride or
transit trip to employment centers where jobs pay $40,000 a year or more."
Yours for better living,
Bruce ‘the Poor Man’
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1 comment:
Fewer Americans have any money left over at the end of the month [inflation is higher then the FED reports-even gasoline jumped 50 cents a gallon where I live] that these resources will help keep track of every nickel we spend. Thanks for sharing.
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