Possibility to configure AceMoney to automatically download transactions from your bank.The possibility to set the security level of your choice: password for every file, scheduled backups.The possibility to import existing transactions from Quicken and Microsoft Money.The possibility to track spending and analyze expenses.Multiple currencies, multiple date and time formats, more than 25 languages.The possibility to track investments’ performance: 401k, Employee Stock Purchase and more.

The possibility to setup budget limits and track discrepancies between the set and actual budgets.The possibility to create and manage budgets with predefined spending categories.The possibility to manage multiple account of different types: checking, savings, loans, debt, credit cards.All the features are obvious and self-descriptive: pay bills, edit a bill or deposit, keep track of something in a calendar, view investment portfolio and last transactions and more. This is one of the time-consuming details, but rush is unnecessary when it comes to managing finances. If you choose to edit any of those, a restart may be required. It is possible to rename the sample file and experiment with it, adding budget categories, deleting accounts, etc. We strongly recommend users have a go with the sample account in the trial version before creating personal accounts of value. The layout is neat adding a new account is rather simple.

A user does not need to be an accountant to sort out the app. GUI in AceMoney is clean and user-friendly. The user can configure the language, currency, date format, number of decimal digits, decimal point and a thousands separator. The installation is rather simple and transparent. Given the short period of our evaluation, we can recommend this personal finance manager as a feature-rich, intuitive, comprehensive application that withstands a certain extent of tweaking.ĪceMoney requires 8Mb RAM and runs on any Windows OS. The following review was performed with Windows 7 OS 64-bit, using the free trial version and a sample file. Many users claim to have migrated from Quicken and Microsoft Money to AceMoney. AceMoney is a personal finance manager with a plethora of features for home and small business accounts.

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