#MONEYDANCE 2015 REVIEW UPDATE#

If you don’t mind a few minor restrictions (such as not having the extension/plugin installer) you can even purchase Moneydance on the Mac App Store once this update has made its way through the review process.Īs always, we welcome your feedback as we work to make Moneydance more amazing! You can get in touch with us by email at or online at /help.

#MONEYDANCE 2015 REVIEW DOWNLOAD#

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#MONEYDANCE 2015 REVIEW UPGRADE#

We never “sunset” features or services, so if you purchase Moneydance you won’t end up on a never-ending upgrade treadmill. As usual, we never force you to upgrade Moneydance: old versions will continue working for just as long as you like. Anyone who purchased an older version of Moneydance gets a 50% off the regular price when upgrading through the website just a small thank you for being a loyal customer. If you’ve purchased Moneydance 2014 or 2015, then this update is completely free. Performance improvements in the budgeting interface.Upgraded security settings for connections.Option to allow the confirmation popup window to be docked next to the register, a la Moneydance 2014.Various fixes to the transactions reports.Creating and managing your budget is a breeze, and the reporting options are excellent too, particularly if you're skilled enough to program your own tailored reports.I’m happy to report that we’ve released the seventh update to Moneydance 2015! We’ve made quite a few improvements in this version, including: By connecting to checking, credit card, investment and loan accounts, Moneydance allows you to stay on top of all your balances and transactions as they occur, and even when you're out and about, with its mobile app. Moneydance delivers top-of-the-line software, offering most of the more advanced money management features that anyone is likely to want. Moneydance offers specialized investment report options, so you'll always know how your investments are performing and will be able to keep tabs on your transactions. The security details also allow you to keep track of stocks. The portfolio overview displays the value of your portfolio, the percent change and cost basis, while the register tracks your trades, including the security, date, stock price, fees and balance. (Image credit: Moneydance) Moneydance review: Investment trackingĪs already mentioned, Moneydance allows the tracking of investments and monitoring of portfolios once you've synced to your brokerage account, and transferred the necessary balances and trades. Should Moneydance not offer a report that you need, experienced programmers can use its scripting support service to help hand write a script in Python that will allow you to analyze your own data and create a custom report based on your needs. That said, the exporting options are fewer than are available at most other services, and you cannot export reports to a tax program. Graphs can be saved as a PNG, and data reports can be saved as an HTML or CSV, which can then be used in other programs, such as Excel.

If you wish to save any report you run, you can print a hard copy or save a digital version. You can also choose custom dates for any period of time.

You can adjust the date range, selecting from a number of predetermined options, including year or month-to-date and quarters. Other reports have charts and graphs for a quick visual of the data, such as the account balances, net worth and an income versus expense report. There are choices for simple data reports, including a budget report, cash flow and income versus expenses. Moneydance offers some of the best reporting options of all the services we reviewed. If you wish to have the unspent amount from the previous month roll over to the next, you can choose that option as well. And you can individually edit and adjust any category budget you copy over as needed. If your bills and spending habits are similar each month, you can copy the budget you create from one month to the next, saving you time.

Moneydance 2015 review