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When Quicken and Microsoft Money were discontinued I switched to Moneyspire (www.moneyspire.com) for a while. However, while it's a one-time purchase ($59) and not a subscription, it aggressively markets each new edition. I don't want to be spammed about the new version of a program I've just bought. AND WHAT I USE INSTEAD MONEY MANAGER EX There are several excellent – and free – personal-finance tools, but I eventually settled on Money Manager Ex (moneymanagerex.org) because it was the best at importing my data from Moneyspire, retaining all my accounts, transactions and categories. It didn't bring across my scheduled transactions, but they're easy to set up – just right-click any transaction and choose Create Scheduled Transaction (see screenshot below). …
摘自《APC 电脑杂志》(APC)2026-10 · 2026年10月1日,Nick Peers; Jonathan Parkyn。仅引用开头一小段供了解文章,版权归原刊所有,全文请阅读原刊。