It’s similar to many of the budgeting tools you listed, but I find it more useful because of it’s cash flow forecasting capability. It calculates all the state/federal taxes, as well as factoring in how various savings accounts are taxed. The interface makes it easy to run trade studies, seeing how changing any of your assumptions affects your forecasts in real time.
]]>I have used QuickBooks for small biz account sin ’92; however it does not provide an investment tool as to how you are performing compared to the market, make comparisons, and track your gains and losses for tax purposes. Recently bought Quicken 2013 Home & Business to begin transitioning small biz records & personal together.
Needing to prepare a Statement of Assets & Liabilities; hopefully this will provide what I need better than calculator & paper!
]]>Credit Sesame and Credit Karma are great to keep a pulse on our credit. I think I may have to write a piece on those tools.
Even with YNAB, I will still use Mint.com to play around with their reports.
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