Home accounting - reviews

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There are a lot of clones, but this program is still the best! thanks to the author!

This is the first home accounting software I've seen and I'm very happy with it. I never complained about the earnings, but the money was always going somewhere. Now I know where and for what!!! And therefore you can draw conclusions... Thanks to the developers.

Well, I will not argue with colleagues, I will only say that the program Home Accounting 4 personally helps me a lot. My wife is at home with the baby, I am constantly at work and I have no time to keep track of finances. We have money on credit and debit cards separately, child allowance comes to another account, another account for home cashier, and the main account at the Savings Bank, I save for the future. We plan to buy a car, we spread the money out by expenses for the next few months. I look at when I can afford a new kayak and when I can't. And so on. My wife does all that at home. And she's not bored and the finances are sorted out. So the program is great! Keepsoft so keep it up! IF SOME YOUNG IMBECILES CANNOT EARN MORE THAN 50 BUCKS FOR A BEER, THEN DON'T GIVE A SHIT ABOUT OFFENDING NORMAL PEOPLE!

I do not understand who uses such software? I, for example, am bored to sit and maniacally enter .... You don't know anything about sausage scraps 8-). I completely agree with you about the fact that only maniacs can enter there the spending on each sausage scraps (I think that if you do not carry a laptop it is not even realistic - to remember everything you spent all day). But you're fundamentally wrong about what these programs are for. I use a free "Cash Personal" - in terms of features is much better than "Home Accounting". The most important thing that provides normal programs on this topic - is planning various purchases and enough to eat enough to eat. That is, you can see how much money you have left on a certain day. And if you have planned more than your finances ;-) you can see how much money you have left over (i.e. go into debt). You can plan for the easiest period to buy something expensive. You can look at how much your wife spends on "stuff" per month, how much you spend on the car, etc. I.e., what you want to keep track of, you can contribute. You can figure out where a lot of money goes and squeeze that spending to have enough for other things. And so on and so forth. I, for example, contributed everything except living expenses (travel, food) and finally found out how much we spend on this living and just stunned. Then I just planned this amount for living expenses every month, and the rest - for purchases.