You can manually upload your account information or, once you've done this the first time, a Firefox extension can automatically sync for you in future. All the major UK banks are already listed, however.Īutomatic syncing only works with selected banks. Unlike Mint and Quicken, Wesabe supports - in theory - any financial institution, as long as it offers account information export. Wesabe is an online service that uploads information from your bank. Right, let's put our mouth where our Money was. Each program or Web service allows you to link accounts and track transactions and budgets to keep you on top of your finance, with secure encryption to keep your data safe. Unless noted, all these programs are free and support the major UK banks and finance providers. You may have heard of Mint and Quicken, but as they don't work for anyone whose native currency is Her Majesty's English Pounds we'll get to them in a jiffy. If you currently use Money, or like the idea of software to organise your money, here's some of the other options, both online and on your desktop. So what's the alternative to Money? Stealing? Bartering? Oh we can't be bothered keeping that gag going. You'll still be able to use it on your PC after that, but will lose the crucial function of getting automated data feeds from your bank, credit card shylocks, and other chisellers, sorry, financial service providers. Money will no longer be available to buy after the end of June, and will only be supported up to January 2011. But the boys at Redmond have decided to stop selling personal-finance program Microsoft Money.

No, Gates' mates haven't abandoned the concept altogether, which is unsurprising considering the company has, y'know, most of it.

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