Financial Applications?

[jpc0480]

I am looking for a good bank account manager to to record my transactions. Instead of using the old school method of writing it down in my check book registry. I would like something that would allow me to record transactions, and see my balance at a glance. What is everyone else using?

[weedahoe]

You can look at SPB Finance

[jpc0480]

Thanks. Using that one right now, was just wondering what everyone else is using to see if there is anything better.

[jpc0480]

nothing... other than spb finance?

[onioneater36]

I believe Quicken was making a version of their financial software that was web based online only. Perhaps they ported it to a mobile interface? I don't know, but it may be worth a look.

[rangness]

microsoft money 2004 versions used to have a money version for pocket pc 2003. but the 2006 microsoft money got rid of it. it was a shame....you could enter transactions on your mobile or on your computer via a taskbar....was a lot quicker than having to pen the whole program. i use microsoft money otherwise, like it a lot but just wish i could use my mobile with it.

[tc32brat]

kinda sucks that there isn't really a lot for the financial software. seems to be an area for programmers to work on.

[jpc0480]

Originally Posted by tc32brat

kinda sucks that there isn't really a lot for the financial software. seems to be an area for programmers to work on.

totally agree with you.

[TProUserOnSprint]

I just tried to set up splash money with my bank and they gave me some business about "we do not accept any connection over GSM networks. You can only use a land line with Money or Quicken" never mind that its a standard protocol and I'm using CDMA

[Hafrust]

I have just started using an Excel spreadsheet. I modified this template.