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so far, I choose Squirrel

the last 2 candidates for personal finance app are Squirrel and Money3. I don’t wanna spend more time on evaluation. So I choose Squirrel because I’m familiar with it and it’s also cheaper than Money3. All fancy features are not a must, but good to have. Squirrel is easy-to-use and have enough fancy (useful as well) features.

Squirrel is now €15 but its price will be raised to €30 once version 0.8 release. I’m still using demo version until 50 transactions quota run out. Hope version 0.8 won’t release by then.

http://blog.squirrelapp.com/

Personal Finance Apps : candidates

I should take a look and put my hand on this kind of app before make up my mind to spent about 20$ for Squirrel. Using Squirrel as a benchmark, these are candidates for personal finance apps on Mac chosen from 28 apps in this list : http://www.davidgagne.net/2008/07/26/microsoft-money-and-a-mac/

• Jumsoft’s Money3 (39$)
• Cha-Ching (40$)
• MotiMotion’s Prospects (30$)
• iCompta (free!)
• FinanceToGo (45$)
• iFinance (20$)

Process by Jumsoft

Process is an app for task management. I got a copy of license from MacHeist.com for free. Process was installed into my mac but I didn’t actually use it yet. but I had a quick look on it, IMO I prefer iGTD for my tasks so far.

http://www.jumsoft.com/process/

1GBP is now less than 52THB

The currency exchange rate in Thailand is now showing 1GBP (UK currency) = 52THB (Thai baht). It used to be up to 40% higher a year ago, it was about 73THB/1GBP. This make me think of study in UK. I’ll look for some interesting sound design/game audio courses in UK in a few days.

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