Personal Finance Software

[Cbull]

Hi, I'm looking for some sort of free personal finance software and would greatly appreciate any recommendations?

Ideally a spreadsheet of some sort to just show your basic ins and outs and maybe a mortgage section to show where its up to with the potential to include the help to buy payments at later stages.

I did have one some years ago which was decent but I was wondering if there's a more up to date version that people have tried and tested.

Thanks

[ManicMunky]

Slightly off topic, but get rid of Help To Buy as soon as you can afford to mortgage the whole house. We're having a nightmare selling our house now, they put loads of hurdles and thus time in the way of selling.

[bstw]

I still use Quicken 2004. I was using an earlier version but found 2004 on the Quicken support site as a free download.

The online features no longer work in the UK but I never used them anyway.

[RizzoTheRat]

I used to use Microsoft Money which wasn't bad, not tried the newer versions though.

I just use Excel these days.

[Cbull]

Sorry for the late reply, not been around.

Thanks for the suggestions, shall check them out.

Munky, I don't plan on moving again but you're right. I do intend in getting rid of that asap.

[forest07]

I have used the PocketMoney app for the last couple of years after ditching MS Money. It's got good reviews and a new developer has taken it over and made some good improvements on last weeks new release.

[Cbull]

Thanks. Just had a quick look (on Android) and there seems to be a couiple of apps named the same and a few more similar ones. Any idea what the developer name?

[forest07]

Th developer for PocketMoney that I use is Catamount.