finance software for teen

[terces]

I'm looking for a finance software for my teen. I like Mint's ability to download his transactions (he hates having to manually input them). But it doesn't look like it gives you the ability to reconcile each month. I think that is important for him to see each transaction that goes out and to verify it that it is correct.

Any ideas on other software?

[kork13]

Quicken allows automatic downloads and reconciliation. I expect that MS Money does as well. It's $20 or $30 to buy the software, but does a good job. Alternately, I prefer simply using an excel spreadsheet... But then, that is admittedly a more manually-intensive method.

[daviddane]

I have never heard about of such kinda software for teens is available. I think that the software will surely help a lot of teens to plan their financial needs and help to maintain their standards.

[mrpaseo]

Basics

Excel tracker and the envelop system.

This will provide the opportunity to reconcile the accounts once a week and the freedom to spend without tracking every cent that moves. This will also allow the opportunity to pracice budgeting.

Just my opinion,
Ray

[reptile411]

I use MS Money Plus and love it. I moved from Quicken because I did not like there habit of always updating and making you buy the "newest" version. That being said though MS is no longer supporting the Money program, I don't even think you can buy it anymore.

[puck36]

Microsoft is ending MS Money Pluse
Microsofts Ends Microsoft Money Plus