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Cash Flow is a simple personal finance app that keeps track of your monthly income and expense by categories. You can add reminders of upcoming credit card payments. View your account balances at a glance to quickly make sure you have enough money in each account. Start with as little as one month of transactions from a bank. Cash Flow supports checking, savings, credit cards, and cash expense accounts. Cash Flow stores data in text files. The fields in a transaction are colorized...

...It persistently tracks your "Fun Money" balance across paychecks and helps to prevent splurging by warning against or blocking overspending. Your previous paycheck entry and purchase dates are recorded to help keep track of how often you earn or spend, and the app can also be configured to carry a negative balance to track overspending.

...Supermarkt is a Java real-life shopping simulator and best used before rushing through the supermarket. Sometimes it might be necessary to check up the costs before shopping, so keep your data uptodate.

The Periwinkle Project is a web-based software package that integrates personal financial management, Getting Things Done, and other features to keep your life in order.

Fund Manager helps to keep track of stock prices being traded in BSE and NSE. Simply add stock alert and let fund manager notify you when the price target is reached. Want to know how to use Fund Manager, visit "http://fundmanager.sourceforge.net"

XML based bank account transaction manager. Keep track of your monies for multiple bank accounts and get rid of those old check book registers.

Software that lets students easily keep track of their economy. The system uses data from csv files from the users internet bank to generate statistics over the users spending and economy.

A simple tool to securely and conveniently keep your credit card info at your finger tips. Great for online shoppers who don't feel like pulling out your wallet and typing in all of those numbers each time you want to make a purchase.