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I must add that about 7- years ago (yes, I am in IT, and adventurous) I was using similar a/c service from Chase, but it is no longer available.When it comes to personal finance, it\'s best not to play the guessing game. I don’t why they don’t advertise it so much, but so far it is the best I have seen. The best part is it even automatically categorizes the transactions! Although the analysis is not presented in the best graphical way, if you have lots of a/cs (banks, credit cards, retirements, brokerage investments, etc.) and want to save the trouble of downloading transactions from each one and loading into one of these tools (online or local), you want to go with Yodlee. It is so intelligent that once the a/c is setup (you need to give id/password), it automatically updates your a/cs. Wasabe is somewhat similar, but buxfer definitely has a better analysis presentation (graphs, charts). (you can set up one time tag, and then it will do it automatically). I liked buxfer interface, but categorizing transactions is a pain.

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Acelite is good, but note that the free version allows only one a/c, so basically the free version is useless, don’t even bother. I was looking for a free tool, and tried some of the above mentioned ones. If I missed anything or you have your own spreadsheet to share, leave a comment or shoot me a message with it attached. This list is will be updated as I find more.

Within Your Means – Via LeisureGuy, it looks like pretty polished.

Spreadsheet #5 – Submitted by user Tony B.

Spreadsheet #4 – Another simplistic spreadsheet, author unknown.

Spreadsheet #3 – Not sure who made this, but according to the file properties it was by “Anne, Edward & Frank Robinson”.Spreadsheet #2 – by a Neil Rothman – A bit more advanced with pull down menus and better layout.Spreadsheet #1 – Very simple budgeting spreadsheet.Either it was downloaded somewhere where it was openly available, or someone e-mailed it to me and said it was okay to distribute. Some of these I have on my computer, but I can’t remember where I got them from. Some look interesting and some haven’t been updated in a while. I haven’t had the chance to look through all of these, but if you go to SourceForge and search for “budget”, you get a variety of programs. Budget Master – A free personal budgeting program that offers charts and visual reports.

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GnuCash – “Personal and small-business financial-accounting software, freely licensed under the GNU GPL and available for GNU/Linux, *BSD, Solaris and Mac OS X.” Does OFX and QIF imports.

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It seems like you have to install it on your own server?

PHPFIN – An open-source personal finance management program.

MySpendingPlan – A free online budgeting software system that works on the ?”envelope” system.

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Grisbi – Another offline open-source personal finance app.

Mo.neytrack.in – A “free online webapp that allows you to track all your expenses and income.”.

But that sounds like plenty for personal needs.

Budget On Web – Also more biz-oriented, it is a “free online system that integrates project management with contacts management and financial tools.” Free up to 5mb of storage, that is.

Buddi – An open-source personal finance and budgeting program, which will run on any machine with Java installed.

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Stackbacks – The “Stackbacks Automated Budget System” is more of a budgeting setup guide than a tool, but hey, download the.

( Why I use Yodlee for account aggregation.) Yodlee Mone圜enter – Initially just an account aggregator, Yodlee now offers spending categories which can be used to help you budget.Microsoft Office Accounting Express 2007 – Seems targeted at business, so this may be overkill for home budgets.PearBudget – An Excel spreadsheet that has definitely had a lot of time put into it.It even downloads stock quotes from the internet. AceMoney Lite – Freeware version of an offline personal finance management program.SimpleD – An “open source Windows application designed for personal or household financial management.” The screenshots actually look pretty slick.Tracks your spending and categorizes it automatically. Mint – Free, and now owned by Intuit (the Quicken folks).The important thing is to find something that works for you. I tried to think of the best way to budget, but I don’t think there is anything that works for everyone.Įveryone knows about MS Money and Quicken, so instead I’ve decided to compile a resource of free budgeting tools so that people can try them out on their own. More than a month ago, I wrote a post about tracking your spending for a month.