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I just need to reconcile bank accounts, do my tax, and answer the question of "how much did that … " cost? For example Mr Z is restoring an old dozer over a decade or so and will want to know how much he spent on it, if he ever wants to sell. I looked for an Excel template that might fit the bill, but didn’t find one. I thought one of the banks might have a simple system - but not any of ours.
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Various Treasurers used their business Accounting software which means the accounts can’t be transferred to the new Treasurer other than as printed reports.
Not-for-Profit there means soliciting lots of donations from the public, whereas here it means membership fees, insurance and supporting the hobby/sport. I was recently looking for bookkeeping software for small Not-for-Profit clubs (of which I am Treasurer), but it too, is an American centric industry. I had been searching for an offering that could convert my Reckon data into their format, with a reasonable annual fee, but no luck. I was with Quicken until my version of the software was renamed Reckon Accounts. I certainly agree that most are USA-centric. And reports to do American taxes for small business/landlord requirements… Quicken does all of this, US banks only though. Downloaded bank and credit card transactions, share trading and dividends, ad nauseum.
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* the handicapping was removing all the automated American update capabilities whereby it could update all one’s financial accounts at a click. It prioritises function over form and can initially be daunting. Once one gets accustomed to that aspect and sets up their categories it is excellent.
Opensource gnucash is excellent and takes some getting used to since it uses accounting principles (eg enforced double entry) and terminology. Money is not as ‘pretty’ but far less bloated.
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If you can find an older (pre 2018) download it will work forever as a manual entry finance management package without all the things it does for its American-centric market. Quicken is awesome if one has US accounts, but otherwise is probably not cost effective in Australia since it became subscription based last year.
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The ‘Money Plus sunset edition’ should be your first ‘have a look’. Microsoft Money was arguably The Standard of Goodness for the category in its day, until Microsoft decided it was not in their business model, froze a handicapped* version of it, and pushed users to Quicken. There are many you can find via google, but I have experience with the following. I would be happy with a spreadsheet type template. Once tied to one the price could rise as the alternative is walking away from your data. Some of the basic offerings either limit the number of bank accounts, number of transactions, or require you to sign over various rights, such as data storage. Getting a Profit & Loss report would be nice, but at least a report totalled by account would do. I want to be able to put the software on my computer and manually add expenses, reconcile bank statements and allocate expenses to accounts. So now I am looking for recommendations for keeping track of our personal finances.Ĭhoice did a review of budgeting apps in 2018, but I am not interested in a phone based app, or bank app (I have accounts with more than one), or web browser. In the last 10 years the software itself (the little bit I use) has not changed. The price of loyalty is a price rise of over 5% - now $620 pa (or it becomes Read-Only). So I pay for a lot of features I don’t need (payroll, inventory, shares, job costing etc). I have tried to ‘downgrade’ to a simpler offering, but Reckon say that is not possible as the data cannot be transferred. In that time they have included more and more features that I don’t need. I have kept track of my personal accounts with QuickBooks (now Reckon) - since 1996.
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