I used it. The financial statements are very messed up. The connection is even worse. I switched to Mint which is still but less messed up which is less stressful. BTW, I tried to use this thing twice (several years apart), I also used MS Money in the past, and some other. In other words, I'm surprised there is currently no better alternative and this thing is still alive. BTW, I work in finance and accounting for as long as i can remember so I know about the debits and credits and the balancedsh!t and inscum statement.
Uh, if this is the 2020 version #1, how did you use it several years apart?
Personally, I'm trying to get the time to convert everything from Quicken to Moneydance. I'm sick of being asked to pay for a new version of the software every few years, and now every year with this subscription model.
Uh, if this is the 2020 version #1, how did you use it several years apart?
Personally, I'm trying to get the time to convert everything from Quicken to Moneydance. I'm sick of being asked to pay for a new version of the software every few years, and now every year with this subscription model.
I did see it is a new version. I cancelled my 2019 subscription few weeks ago. I believe the difference between the versions are insignificant (that's why I said I used "it," as in "this product," several years apart). Since you did have some experience with this thing, perhaps you agree that the core features have been pretty much stayed the same. The most fundamental feature, like financial statements, are terrible. Try to distinguish income and cash flow statements. If you have more than one things with Wells Fargo (e.g., mortgage, CC, savings, investments, etc.), this thing cannot maintain accurate data sync, and WF is just only one example of my experience. No worries. I'm developing something right now and I will share with you if you subscribe to my channel (if Bens is ok with it).
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BTW, I tried to use this thing twice (several years apart), I also used MS Money in the past, and some other.
In other words, I'm surprised there is currently no better alternative and this thing is still alive.
BTW, I work in finance and accounting for as long as i can remember so I know about the debits and credits and the balancedsh!t and inscum statement.
Personally, I'm trying to get the time to convert everything from Quicken to Moneydance. I'm sick of being asked to pay for a new version of the software every few years, and now every year with this subscription model.
Personally, I'm trying to get the time to convert everything from Quicken to Moneydance. I'm sick of being asked to pay for a new version of the software every few years, and now every year with this subscription model.
I did see it is a new version. I cancelled my 2019 subscription few weeks ago. I believe the difference between the versions are insignificant (that's why I said I used "it," as in "this product," several years apart).
Since you did have some experience with this thing, perhaps you agree that the core features have been pretty much stayed the same. The most fundamental feature, like financial statements, are terrible. Try to distinguish income and cash flow statements. If you have more than one things with Wells Fargo (e.g., mortgage, CC, savings, investments, etc.), this thing cannot maintain accurate data sync, and WF is just only one example of my experience.
No worries. I'm developing something right now and I will share with you if you subscribe to my channel (if Bens is ok with it).
Thank you!