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PearBudget: An elegant alternative to managing personal budgets
Started by nitinbadjatia · 10 months ago
It seems like every new edition of Quicken (or Microsoft Money) adds another needless layer of complexity to the personal expense management process. While it is nice to be able import your bank transactions into those applications, most of the time a quick entry into a spreadsheet is faster%
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2 years ago
http://ideaharbor.org/peachbudget
2 years ago
Looks interesting. I'll check it out as well.
2 years ago
Just wondering if your still using PearBudget? Finding it useful?
2 years ago
I've moved on from PearBudget, as the biggest challenge we had was giving access to the spreadsheet to both my wife and I. I imported the base Pear spreadsheet into Google Spreadsheets, from which both of us can access the spreadsheet without having to keep an offline version in sync. I'd be interested in seeing an online budget tracker (a secure one) as I'm increasingly moving my key data tools to the cloud.