MoneyspireReviews of moneyspire.com

c'est un bon logiciel. Mais ce que je voudrais c'est pouvoir aller sur chaque mois c'est à dire on est en Février donc avoir Février et pouvoir par la même occasion cliquer sur le mois suivant Mars Sans avoir tout sur la même page voila ce qu'il faudrait faire

I have asked for assistance several times following an annoying bug related to the management of the wallet but I have never received any response. They are very prompt in collecting the price of the update but totally absent from the needs of the customer. Those who do not respect the customer, sooner or later, are destined to fail.

Moneyspire meets my needs for recording financial information in an easy to use and understand format. I use it for my personal accounting needs and for keeping records for my small business. I like that I can easily obtain reports for taxes, budgeting, and record keeping.

The program itself works well enough, but its subscriptionware by stealth. You buy a lifetime license for the current version, with support for a year. When the year runs out, your version is still (more or less) fully functional but there's a big red banner telling you to upgrade which can't be removed, and endless emails reminding you, despite my unsubscribing multiple times.

Notified well in advance of upgrade. Easy to pay. Simple to download - no problems encountered.

I had to purchase a new laptop and unfortunately lost my "Microsoft 2004" program and data :-( I had lived by that for budgeting and tax reports since around 2004 if not sooner and was just devastated. I have the program Disk, however no operating system works with it and no laptops come standard with a CD drive these days. I was so excited to find MoneySpire which seems to be close enough to Microsoft Money for my current needs. WHEW!!!

Moneyspire is great for tracking checking accounts, CD etc but is very poor when it comes to tracking securities. Quicken is much better for tracking securities.

The app is coming along nicely. I do notice that there are memory issues in doing batch changes where it takes ages to finish making changes. It might be inherent in the older interface that Moneyspire uses. Also, when one creates an export.qif, for every date, the debits come forth before the credits so that in the next financial app one imports that data, the Balance Column is in the red and one has to move the credits before the debits to correct the problem.