Updated: 11/7/2011
1. Quicken Personal Finance Software
Quicken for Windows has been around for years, and as those years have passed, more and more features have been added to help you to manage all aspects of your personal finances. Because not everyone cares to work with all those features, there are Quicken retails for around $30 - $110, depending on the version purchased.
While Quicken has a good money back guarantee, there is no free trial.
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2. Moneydance
Moneydance has all the features most people need to manage money, but still keeps the interface uncluttered. Moneydance users get a lot of support through the forums and great tech support. This software handles multiple currencies and offers a decent set of financial reports as well.
$39.99, free trial, special upgrade pricing.
3. AceMoney
AceMoney retails for $30, and you can try before you buy it by downloading AceMoney Lite for free.
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4. SplashMoney
Consider SplashMoney if you want easy-to-use, reasonably priced personal finance software with decent customization options, without an exhaustive list of advanced features.
SplashMoney Desktop for Windows offers a 30-day free trial, costs $19.95, has a 60-day money back guarantee. To manage money while away from your computer, SplashMoney for iPhone, Android and other Smartphones can be purchased bundled with SplashMoney Desktop for $29.99.
5. Microsoft Money Plus Sunset
6. Fortora Fresh Finance
Buy Fresh Finance for $44.99, but use the free trial first.
7. You Need a Budget 3
YNAB retails for around $60, and you can check for online deals. But, first try the 7-day free trial.









