Financial manger for Mac?

[Ekzapple]

I've been using Ibank for years, and wonder if there is something else that people like a lot for Mac, something basic, just for keeping track of spending and income.

 

[Dave Braine]

I've been using Checkbook for many years. You can have a free trial:
http://www.splasm.com/checkbook/

 

[lparsons21]

Currently I'm using iCompTA which is iOS and OS X only. Works quite well and can sync with either Dropbox or iCloud.

Previously was using MoneyDance which is cross platform and syncs with DropBox. Advantage was that from practically any phone/tablet/computer, you could manage your finances.

 

[Bradleym1978]

I've been using Ibank for years, and wonder if there is something else that people like a lot for Mac, something basic, just for keeping track of spending and income.

I use quicken for mac, automatically goes into your account to download transactions. I love it !

 

[Ekzapple]

I use quicken for mac, automatically goes into your account to download transactions. I love it !

thanks -- had it previously and didn't like it, but might try again.
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Currently I'm using iCompTA which is iOS and OS X only. Works quite well and can sync with either Dropbox or iCloud.

Previously was using MoneyDance which is cross platform and syncs with DropBox. Advantage was that from practically any phone/tablet/computer, you could manage your finances.

thanks -- will check it out

 

[Tomorrow]

OP, your bank might have tools available for you as well. Many banks offer ways to track your spending, set up spending/saving plans, etc.

 

[0004838]

I tried GnuCash for a while. It's powerful and feature-rich but I couldn't get used to the non-Mac interface. It's free, though, so give it a shot if you're trying to break away from iBank. I think it exports/imports iBank files natively, though I could be wrong.

 

[AZhappyjack]

I've been using Checkbook for many years. You can have a free trial:
http://www.splasm.com/checkbook/

Likewise... been running Checkbook Pro for about 4 or 5 years now. The only missing feature is the ability to print checks - I probably print 4 or 5 each month, but it does not have that function. (I use PrintCheck, which works well after you get it all setup properly, for that.)