The truth is that, as soon as restart working, I want to carry account of my expenses and for that I have been seeking applications that function in my Mac. For someone that to stopped working about 3 years ago, is important not to spend a lot at the beginning, to save for emergencies, and later knowing how much is left for small extravagances and small luxuries.
For now I am only going to give you a list of the applications that are free, open-source, donation-ware, shareware, more economic. And then when it have tested some, I will place here my impressions.
Mini$ (Mac & Win) freeware.
Moneydance (Mac, Win & Linux) $29.99, trial version available.
FinancesOSX (Mac) freeware.
iCompta (Mac) donation ware.
iFinance (Mac) shareware $20.
iBudget (Mac) still in development costs €4. The version 1 will rise its price to €15.
Buddi (Mac, Win & Linux) GNU GPL. Various languages. Donation ware.
I hope these are useful to you. Greetings.
For now I am only going to give you a list of the applications that are free, open-source, donation-ware, shareware, more economic. And then when it have tested some, I will place here my impressions.
Mini$ (Mac & Win) freeware.
Moneydance (Mac, Win & Linux) $29.99, trial version available.
FinancesOSX (Mac) freeware.
iCompta (Mac) donation ware.
iFinance (Mac) shareware $20.
iBudget (Mac) still in development costs €4. The version 1 will rise its price to €15.
Buddi (Mac, Win & Linux) GNU GPL. Various languages. Donation ware.
I hope these are useful to you. Greetings.