How do you track your finances? Software? Apps? Excel?

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  • ledger

    Double-entry accounting system with a command-line reporting interface

    • Ledger, all data stored in plaintext files under my control.

  • csv2ofx

    A Python library and command line tool for converting csv to ofx and qif files

    • I was annoyed enough that Starling only offered CSV + PDF, meaning I had to write a mapper: https://github.com/reubano/csv2ofx/pull/69

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  • GnuCash

    GnuCash Double-Entry Accounting Program.

    • Gnucash plus Excel for cashflow forecast

  • moneymanagerex

    Money Manager Ex is an easy to use, money management application built with wxWidgets

    • I've been using a free, open-source piece of software called Money Manager EX for years now. Find it very easy to keep track of everything. It really is very feature packed and would highly recommend checking it out. You can also import from various formats too.

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