Comment on Ask HN: What money management tool do you use? Comments−stevekemp13yI have a simple online application which allows me to enter my recurring expenses and salary payments.That allows me to compare my bank balance on any given day to the "expected" total.http://static.steve.org.uk/expenses/I've no patience for writing down every transaction, and over here in the UK there is no mint-like service I'm aware of. (Though I'd probably be unwilling to share my bank login details with a third party anyway.)−bluepanda_OP13yIt would be perfect if I could add one-time expense/income.−stevekemp13yPatches welcome!More seriously if you could explain how you'd like to see it done I'd be happy to try adding it.−bluepanda_OP13yIt'd work best if I fork it and and it myself. Less work for you, more customization for me. :)−stevekemp13yWell I'll keep an eye out, and if I see your changes I'll try to fold them in - unless they look too you-specific :)
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I have a simple online application which allows me to enter my recurring expenses and salary payments.
That allows me to compare my bank balance on any given day to the "expected" total.
http://static.steve.org.uk/expenses/
I've no patience for writing down every transaction, and over here in the UK there is no mint-like service I'm aware of. (Though I'd probably be unwilling to share my bank login details with a third party anyway.)
It would be perfect if I could add one-time expense/income.
Patches welcome!
More seriously if you could explain how you'd like to see it done I'd be happy to try adding it.
It'd work best if I fork it and and it myself. Less work for you, more customization for me. :)
Well I'll keep an eye out, and if I see your changes I'll try to fold them in - unless they look too you-specific :)