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QIF file from Quicken, and then use Moneydance’s import function. My Quicken categories were automatically imported. I did get a few duplicate transactions from transfers between accounts, which was a little discouraging at first. Albeit, this is a one-time pain-point and I didn’t expect perfection given the years of data I have collected. Moneydance performs many of the features offered in Quicken. Download bank transactions from several institutions.

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Update portfolio details for stock and mutual fund prices.

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Run on Mac OS X or Linux (I don’t have a Windows machine).

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Support multiple currencies (I am Canadian ehh!).

Be free from endless “upgrade ads” (I bought the program already).

Run beyond a “specified period of time” without disabling, retiring, or sunsetting widely needed features.

Moneydance 2008 performs all of these features well. Memorized transactions, split transactions, and categories (which Moneydance calls “accounts”. I really like the Moneydance homepage or dashboard view. I was nicely surprised to see a customizable view of all my financials in one easy-to-see place. I spent about 15 minutes fully optimizing my homepage to display my net worth (for what it’s worth), my loan balances, my credit card data, and my investments. Reilly Technologies offers their more technical users (programmers) the option to “extend” the application. By using the Moneydance Core API, software developers can download the kit, use the API libraries, and compile Moneydance extensions. Several of these extensions are available for download from within Moneydance. Lowlights:īeing completely blunt, the Moneydance user interface is pretty darn ugly. #Moneydance for mac free version software#įinancial software users are a fairly educated bunch, and can easily recognize how visually behind Moneydance is from their competitors, Microsoft Money and Intuit Quicken. Moneydance lacks the professional polish of these competitor products, and would be wise to hire some experts in this area. Users moving from Quicken may be disappointed in the reporting capability in Moneydance. The graphs remind me of “stick figures” and lack the professionalism and polish I expect from financial software.Īnother issue I have with Moneydance is with the product documentation.

The trial version I downloaded doesn’t seem to have any. I see links to “Online Help”, but I get zero help files when attempting to launch the docs. I am hoping the “paid for” version comes with enough documentation to help me better use and configure the product.Ī final quibble I have with Moneydance is the product slogan, “The Most Intuitive Personal Finance Application.” I disagree.

I need product documentation to help me despite being a somewhat educated user.

Also, all financial products I have encountered have a slight learning curve before feeling comfortable with the software. I find Moneydance no more “intuitive” than Quicken. Overall I rate Moneydance four squawks out of five.

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