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Spent dozens of hours trying to convert the QIF file exported by Bankttivity to something that MoneyDance would accept. I track the actual investments within my brokerage accounts.
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I just update my account balances the last day of every month to keep track of my net worth. The downside there is they have - understandably - decided to focus on budgeting and so don’t do investment tracking. Hands down the best budgeting app out there is You Need A Budget. If you need to be able to sync and want off the Apple ecosystem you’re almost certainly going to need to pay a subscription fee unless you go with Personal Capital or Mint.
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I don’t know how import the direct import/transaction sync is.Ī couple other options: open source options like HomeBank, GnuCash, KMyMoney, and MoneyManagerEx where you’d need to download your transactions to a file and import. Trying to import a year’s worth of history is a pain. Whenever I try a new app I usually do current balance on each account and set up budgets and try it for a month. MoneyDance interface is one of its few big week points.
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