financial software

Jan 18, 2005 2 Replies

Morning All



I use Microsoft Money for keeping my finances in order and am mostly happy with it. But we have a Virgin One Account which we use for all our finances including our mortgage, which needs to be set up in much greater depth than one MS Money account if I am to be able to see at a glance how much of our borrowing is for our mortgage, how much for our savings, how much for day to day living etc etc etc. So far I have been using an old version of Quicken set up with several accounts mirroring our VirginOne account borrowings total to keep our financial life easy to see at a glance. But now I'm using WinXP my old version of quicken doesn't run as smoothly as it did on WIN98. I don't want to go to any expense over this, so does anyone know of any freeware financial programmes they would like to reccommend to replace my old Quicken deluxe 98? It needn't be fancy, just reliable and able to run on WINXP.



TIA



Lucy


Not freeware but AceMoney is darn good value. I've been using it for a year now and it handles share prices and currency very well.

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Interesting, that. My Quicken 98 deluxe seems to run fine on XP. But I don't have SP2, or maybe I'm not using the Quicken facilities that you are using.

Rob Graham

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