Book keeping software recommendation?

For betting/gambling?

I keep my books in a pillowcase or wrapped in a soft blanket for safekeeping..

Used Quicken/TurboTax back before
my GAF went down with the twins.

Lotus 1-2-3

Business bookkeeping? Or personal budget? I recommend Wave for small businesses just getting started and not wanting to pay for bookkeeping software. I currently don’t have a recommendation on personal budget. I prefer a spreadsheet. YNAB is a popular one in the industry.

Personal

excel.

excel or similar spreadsheet.

I use Quicken for my personal books, but I have also used it when I did bookkeeping for businesses. I bought the software outright -- no monthly fee.

Excel is easy to use, too, and you may already have it on your computer. If not, I think Google Sheets is a free spreadsheet. I think Apple has a version as well.

Other options that I have heard of are YNAB (You Need A Budget), Mint, and Dave Ramsey used to have something on his website. There are a ton of personal finance apps for your phone or tablet, but I wouldn't trust those since apps can be so buggy.

And last but not least, a good old fashioned notebook and pen has never let me down. You can also find free printable budgets and income & expense sheets on the internet.

Good luck, and I hope you find what you're looking for.

excel is the easiest and if you don't want to pay for it, open office. I would avoid google sheets.. because google.

Dave Ramsey has some good info if you are looking to get finances together.

Calibre is best

I don't agree with all of his advice, but Dave Ramsey has no doubt helped millions of people get their finances on track. Here's a link to the free tools on his website.


[link to www.ramseysolutions.com (secure)]

Last Edited by Serenity Now on 01/02/2023 08:00 AM

I kept a book once

For about 20 years

quick
books
online
Plus

sign up for
quick
books
online
accountant (its free)
and get a copy of the above for free...at least thats the way in Canada right now.

YW

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