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sunstone · 08-17-2003, 10:21 AM

I like Quicken -- it's easy and intuitive to use. Also used QuickBooks when I owned a retail business for the same reasons.

Now I actually do my own spreadsheets in Excel (as Lebell suggested) mainly because I don't need all the features of Quicken, but where I do need to keep track of something, Excel lets me go way deeper into detail than any packaged financial software that I'm probably smart enough to use.

I'd recommend Quicken though. Can't imagine that you'd be disappointed.

08-17-2003, 10:21 AM	#3 (permalink)
sunstone Upright Location: Pacific Northwest	I like Quicken -- it's easy and intuitive to use. Also used QuickBooks when I owned a retail business for the same reasons. Now I actually do my own spreadsheets in Excel (as Lebell suggested) mainly because I don't need all the features of Quicken, but where I do need to keep track of something, Excel lets me go way deeper into detail than any packaged financial software that I'm probably smart enough to use. I'd recommend Quicken though. Can't imagine that you'd be disappointed.