I am considering a PDA (Palm OS 5) that syncs with my desktop. It is clear to me that having my finances in electronic form would have some real advantages. A portable device makes the most sense to me because I don’t want to use my home computer to enter every transaction. But whatever I use needs to be reliable and user friendly. Please share your experience and any recommendations. Thanks!
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olegos says
If you really just want to duplicate a checkbook electronically, consider using a spreadsheet in Google Docs. You could be updating it from PDA or home or work or anywhere else, and it’s really very nice. I’m using Docs for all sorts of things.
CAtransplant says
Quicken. I use it on my laptop for everything financial, but if you just want the check register part it should be pretty simple on a PDA
Judy says
Walmart has Quicken Personal for about $30 bucks.
Look for it by the printers and cartridges.
It is a check register and a budgeter.
It will show you line graphs and pie charts of where your money is going.
Its also available at office depot and staples for 50 bucks.
There are some free programs on the net – but not as good.
AceMoney is the one I use – just because I’m super cheap.
Also just try using an excell spreadsheet – I used that for many years for my check register.
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Dennis S says
Just get a mobile phone with web access for your bank.