Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

Ah we do the same with an american express for the avios points, not that you can spend them anywhere useful! MacAmbulance Ltd. Providing Affordable Mac/PC Support and Web Development Sam Mullen +44 (0)7747778022 i...@macambulance.co.uk www.macambulance.co.uk

Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

Thanks Sam, yes I've looked and it looks brilliant, albeit a little more than I hoped to pay (for more bells and whistles than I require) but main problem is it only doesn't auto sync with Tesco (we put everything on the credit card for the points). So it's a bit of a faff. Any other

Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

Have you looked at Xero.com? It’s pretty much the online accounting standard now. It does cost but helps massively with tax returns etc. Sam MacAmbulance Ltd. Providing Affordable Mac/PC Support and Web Development Sam Mullen +44 (0)7747778022 i...@macambulance.co.uk

Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

Well, I've still not sorted this (so much for my 2018 resolutions!) My concern with spreadsheets, Peter, is I'm no expert and won't be able to setup a simple template to import data from the banks. As for iFinance, Stephen, still recommend it? I fear a developer giving up on app, but, I guess

Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

Thanks both. I almost took the plunge with their 50% off sale, Stephen, but I'm still on Mavericks so needed software they no longer support and I fear I'll be in a cycle of updating/switching software. I might try the spreadsheet option first. Peter, I don't suppose you'd send me a blank

Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

HNY to you too, I use two numbers spreadsheets both of which if one changes any element the whole spread sheet updates. One is my monthly payments. Both direct debits and standing orders. The second on takes into account my monthly surpluses looking at our various memberships e.g. National

Re: [sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

Hi Adam, I used to track all my personal and our domestic expenses since 2011 in a Numbers spreadsheet, which I thought was pretty good. However, I recently came across iFinance for iOS (it’s on macOS too) and I’m sold. It syncs between macOS and iOS, you can set up any number of categories

[sussex_mug] Apps for keeping on top of home finances

HNY Smuggers! I've been using Koku for a while now, a brilliant Mac App. One simply uploads bank statements and can then very simply assign all transactions. Excellent for budgeting and getting figures for self assessment tax returns. But, it's no longer developed and I wonder what other apps