Spending/Budgeting App

[AZCB34]

Any suggestion for a good (and free) spending tracker/budgeting app?

 

[dscher]

Uhh. No great ideas. But I know the bigger banks like Chase and B of A will have some tools that can give you some ability to do those things I believe.

 

[Folster]

I don't use one, but a couple friends of mine us MINT.

 

[dscher]

Do you guys think we'll see the market rally back today?

I opened a position in TROW today after fixing my model. I made a big analysis post that I had to delete because the site I was using, Market Watch was pulling bunk cash flow data for some reason. It wasn't the only site. I had to actually go to their annual report to check the numbers.

I opened the position with 5 shares at $155. I calculated fair value for an investor requiring a 10% annual return at $169.

I'd like to build the position up to about $3500 over the next few weeks/months.

Wrong thread. That said... We'll have to see. We could have been up 1000 in the Dow and finished down a 1000. Alot like yesterday. We are going to be encountering some heavy volatility that will make moves like these, market norms. IMO.

Good luck on TROW

 

[BigRedRage]

I have never liked the apps, excel is probably the way to go. There are a lot of excel/sheets templates out there ready for use.

 

[jbjarko]

I've used YNAB in the past and loved it, although it isn't free. If you have trouble budgeting it may be worth it. Once my lady and I combined finances, I let her take over as she's very OCD and is good at handling the monies. So now we use a combination of 2qip for reconciling, and excel spreadsheets for our monthly constant expenses.