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RE: GnuCash or other Open Financial Program? - 3/16/2010 7:03:54 PM
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GroupW
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No replies? FYI - my last bank offered a product similar to what you are looking for. Might take a peek through your bank's website just to check. Probably a longshot, but worth a quick surf.
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RE: GnuCash or other Open Financial Program? - 3/16/2010 7:19:04 PM
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Miss Giggles
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Try moneydance.
You can download a limited trial version that is fully functional.
I abandoned quicken 2007 through 2009 (bugs, esp on Vista) but it looks like the 2010 version has fixed them.
I don't think you to buy the over 100.00 version. You should be able to track stocks in the Deluxe version which goes on sale for 39.99 us.
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RE: GnuCash or other Open Financial Program? - 3/16/2010 8:06:25 PM
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I don't think you to buy the over 100.00 version. You should be able to track stocks in the Deluxe version which goes on sale for 39.99 us.
I'm in Canada. Here are the options:
http://quicken.intuit.ca/personal-finance-software/compare-quicken-software.jsp
(And I'd need the Canadian edition over buying a US one, because the stock tracking, etc. - as far as I know - doesn't work for the Toronto Stock Exchange on the US edition.)
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RE: GnuCash or other Open Financial Program? - 3/16/2010 8:15:55 PM
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Miss Giggles
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Oh bummer. I thought they'd have the same options in the Canadian one.
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RE: GnuCash or other Open Financial Program? - 3/17/2010 7:19:48 PM
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GroupW
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You guys have funky mortgages up there. I wonder if any US package would work if you wanted to include the mortgage - even IF it did link out to the TSE.
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RE: GnuCash or other Open Financial Program? - 3/17/2010 7:46:01 PM
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ta_mosquito
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You guys have funky mortgages up there. I wonder if any US package would work if you wanted to include the mortgage - even IF it did link out to the TSE.
Aye, that be true. :) But on the other hand, I wonder how funky our mortgage really is. It's amortized over 20 years (I think!) but only has a term of 5 years, at which point we'll negotiate for a new rate. However, I really, REALLY like our rate and wish we could lock it in for the whole life of the mortgage. LOL!  We've got a variable rate at prime minus 0.8, which is different from the US prime, of course.
Just yesterday I was in our bank, and a worker asked if they had the privilege of holding our mortgage. I said no, but that I doubt she could beat what we currently have. I'm not sure what the going rate is right now, but I know it's prime PLUS something.
But I suppose this is off topic. ;)
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