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Revision History For: Money95, Money98, Money99, Quicken, and the like..

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I have used many software programs for myself ... mostly for basic accounting and keeping track of my investments, and went back to my Money95 backup after upgrading to Money98 ..

I think it's great and quite flexible ... especially keeping track of my stock activity, personal records, and business activities...

Yet - it drives me bananas keeping track of my mutual funds in the RRSP accounts, as I have set-up weekly withdrawals on the frequent purchase program. I dread the quarterly statements i get .. I just use Excel now.

There must be a better way, <off-the-shelf> ... <cheap download from the 'net>... to keep track of ALL investments in one program .

..or, is there?

Hart