Thread: Which version of Quicken should I invest in?

*Quicken and Money both are not very good in the

budgeting department.



What do you mean exactly? I have MS Money, but haven't

started using it yet. So far I've just been writing

everything down in a notebook. But my main purpose to

be using Money will be for budgeting, so I'm

interested to know what you are referring to.



Suzanne



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Jon,



I'd like a copy of the spreadsheet, as well.



Thanks for sharing your efforts!



Emily

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----- Message from jonbourg@yahoo.com ---------

Date: Wed, 07 Feb 2007 03:31:44 -0000

From: Jon <jonbourg@yahoo.com>

Reply-To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.com

Subject: Re: Budget101.com : Which version of Quicken should I invest in?

To: Budget101_@yahoogroups.com





> I have a really great Excel spreadsheet that I use based off of Dave

> Ramsey's handwritten sheets. It's better than Quicken because the

> budgeting is pro-active as Dave recommends and not after the fact.

> Quicken and Money both are not very good in the budgeting

> department. If you want to try my spreadsheet just let me know. I

> will have to e-mail it to your personal account.

>

> JonB

>

> --- In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, Herlean <wm_jun99@...> wrote:

>>

>> I would start out with a notebook and a pen.

>> Or Microsoft Excel, just to get every debt/expense/penny written

> down.

>> Until you

>





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