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  • Alternatives to Quicken 2013

    From Foriest Jan Smith@VERT/CJSPLACE to All on Mon Jan 12 23:24:51 2026
    I've been using Quicken 8 and Quicken 2013 for managing my finances since 2024. Lately, I've been wanting to find something manual entry friendly that still allows me to enter batch transactions via a bank statement .csv... Does anyone have any suggestions for an alternative money management software that does that? I assumed HomeBank would, but it is not able to.
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  • From Utopian Galt@VERT to Foriest Jan Smith on Sat Jan 17 15:41:19 2026
    Foriest Jan Smith wrote to All <=-

    I've been using Quicken 8 and Quicken 2013 for m
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  • From Denn@VERT/OUTWEST to Foriest Jan Smith on Wed Jan 21 23:39:01 2026
    Re: Alternatives to Quicken 2013
    By: Foriest Jan Smith to All on Mon Jan 12 2026 11:24 pm

    I've been using Quicken 8 and Quicken 2013 for managing my finances since 2024. Lately, I've been wanting to find something manual entry friendly that still allows me to enter batch transactions via a bank statement .csv... Does anyone have any suggestions for an alternative money management software that does that? I assumed HomeBank would, but it is not able to.

    I just import my bank .csv files into Libreoffice calc.

    Denn

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