What is the best app for money management

>>59184891
You don't need an "app", you need COBOL

Common Sense

Any high school personal finance class, and/or common sense

>>59184891
Excel or any other spreadsheet program of your choice

>>59184891
Real question is: Anybody know of any self hosted programs to monitor bank accounts? Was using Mint.com but broke with my bank and rather not use a 3rd party company.

>>59184891
it dont matter the jew be stealing anyway....

>>59185252
/thread

>>59185239
No. Those literally don't exist. You can use something like YNAB, but it will never sync with your accounts.

>>59185278
Gay. Guess I'll have to write my own when I have a rainy day.

Microsoft money and excel/quicken.
Don't bother using anything from your phone.

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>>59184891
GnuCash
https://www.gnucash.org/

>>59185663
>gnu
>user is poor as fuck

checks out

>>59184891

I've been using Yodlee for over a decade. If I recall correctly, they create the software that companies like Mint are built on.

Mint is prettier, but Yodlee's been dead reliable forever.

Before that, I used Yahoo Finance. It was pretty awesome. I met one of the devs at a house party in San Francisco and he said that Yahoo killed the project. Too bad, because it was pretty awesome and *the only* reason (besides my spam magnet email address) that I ever went to Yahoo.com.