Bank Account Balancing Improved in Money 3.6

Jumsoft has released an upgrade of its most popular product, Money. Version 3.6 of the acclaimed financial management and budgeting tool includes a number of improvements. Most important, it contains a crucially improved Reconciling feature, which allows keeping Money accounts in balance with users' bank accounts.

Money was first brought out in 2003 and has won wide popularity among small businesses and home users of Mac since. Fans of Money appreciate the combination of its high usability and effectiveness for finance management.

Money allows users to track transactions to and from their wallet, bank accounts, and share trading accounts. With Money, users can easily make budget plans and monitor the actual result. The Portfolio feature displays a table of the user's shares, a graph of a selected security's quote history, variations of Portfolio market values, and Major World Indices' information. Handling scheduled transactions, creating invoices, and generating income/expense reports are also pleasantly undemanding with Money.


The upgraded Money 3.6 presents full-featured reconciling, which helps users ensure that the transactions entered in Money match those from their bank records. Other highlights include data export from smart accounts to QIF, CSV, and other popular formats, as well as improved syncing with the iPhone and iPad, item flagging, printing, and portfolio quote data. In addition, minor bugs have been fixed to make the application experience even smoother.

"Full-featured reconciling is one of the most coveted functions among Money users," said Algirdas Unguvaitis, general manager of Jumsoft. "We are happy to launch the completely rebuilt feature and hope it will prove to be useful to our customers."

Pricing and Availability:
Money 3.6 is only $39 (USD) for new users; upgrading from version 3.5 is free.

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