IngridN
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Was going to purchase Quicken but found out the one I need is for Windows only. I'm looking for some finance software to track and report on expenses. I really want to understand our spending at the detail level, discretionary and non-discretionary, as well as high level as DH nears retirement. Searching the Apple App store, I find:
1. Money i, $10, 3 star
2. iFinance, $15, 3.5 star
3. Finance 7, $15, no rating
4. iCash, $50, no rating
5. Koku, $30, 3.5 star
Any experience with any of the above or can you recommend another app that will meet my needs. Other bells and whistles would be nice, but not necessary. I will not be reconciling or downloading banking or investment information. TIA for any recommendations.
Ingrid
1. Money i, $10, 3 star
2. iFinance, $15, 3.5 star
3. Finance 7, $15, no rating
4. iCash, $50, no rating
5. Koku, $30, 3.5 star
Any experience with any of the above or can you recommend another app that will meet my needs. Other bells and whistles would be nice, but not necessary. I will not be reconciling or downloading banking or investment information. TIA for any recommendations.
Ingrid