Yes, but you will need to take a course or read a book about double entry book keeping first to understand whats going on in the program.
It all depends on the complexity of your finances. A program like Money or Moneydance is perfect if you just want to track household expeditures. Moneydance is more intuitive / easier to use, Money is more feature rich.
Out of the two I recommend Moneydance. Money is very unintuitive and requires the use of a third party manual (those "how to use" software books you see in bookshops) to get the most from it. Some features are buried in menus, within options within menus etc. Money's helpfiles are rudimentary and aren't much use.
Does this work well as a personal accounting software?
nagarjun424 3 years ago
No, it is for business use.
CRIBusiness 3 years ago
Yes, but you will need to take a course or read a book about double entry book keeping first to understand whats going on in the program.
It all depends on the complexity of your finances. A program like Money or Moneydance is perfect if you just want to track household expeditures. Moneydance is more intuitive / easier to use, Money is more feature rich.
studentio 3 years ago
Out of the two I recommend Moneydance. Money is very unintuitive and requires the use of a third party manual (those "how to use" software books you see in bookshops) to get the most from it. Some features are buried in menus, within options within menus etc. Money's helpfiles are rudimentary and aren't much use.
studentio 3 years ago
great
josephsdad29 3 years ago