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Now that Microsoft Money is going away, what are the best competitive options?

I looking for software for controling my personal finance.

Features

  • evidence of incomes and outcomes
  • evidence of savings
  • evidence of gas and miles/km
  • evidence of cashflow on my bank accounts
  • reports

Client for Windows Mobile and sync with desktop application.

Any recommendation?

UPDATE: I don't looking for online tool.

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For a free desktop app, try GnuCash.

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+1 for Gnucash. Not sure if there is a Windows Mobile Client, though – Abhinav Jul 16 '09 at 7:55
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After having a nightmare setting GnuCash up on Mac OS, I've started using (and quite like) MoneyDance. It's java so will run anywhere, and whilst it doesn't look amazing, it does seem snappier than you'd expect Java to be.

It is not free, but $40 isn't too expensive.

Apparently it's got all downloady from your bank stuff in it, but none of that (in any money software) works in the UK...

I've just figured out how to make it portable too, which is really nice.

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I like to use mint.com.

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It's online tool, I don't like share my finance situation with anyone :) – MicTech Jul 16 '09 at 7:24
It's only for US banks and that tool need your account credentials – MicTech Feb 4 '10 at 12:42
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You should check out this article smarterware.org/2709/… – MrStatic May 7 '10 at 2:10
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Check this great software called YNAB. The interface is very beautiful and functional. However, it's not free.

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SPB Finance - Windows Mobile

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