Personal Finance

HomeBank – personal finance software, money management

HomeBank is a fast, simple and easy to use program to manage your accounts.

It has a lot of features such as easy analysis with graphical charts (statistics, budget, overdrawn, car cost), multi-accounts support, budget management, reminder, import from OFX/QFX-CSV files, visual status of operations.

It is based on GTK+ 3.x.

The software has a smart look and feel and a quick start-up speed.

Features include:

  • Multi-accounts.
  • Payee assign to transactions.
  • Categories and subcategories assign to transactions.
  • Simple annual budget.
  • Transaction import in CSV format (homebank specific format).
  • Pre-defined transactions, which can be automated.
  • Pre-filling of transactions from a bookmark.
  • Dual pad of cheque and automated cheque number increment.
  • Add transactions by inherit from existing ones.
  • Multiple transactions edit for each columns at once.
  • Easy transfer between accounts, which can be automated.
  • Dynamic transactions filter everywhere.
  • Visual paymode and additional info text field.
  • Visual status of transactions.
  • Transaction remind (kind of ‘post-it’).
  • Dynamic minor currency display toggle for Euro countries.
  • Analysis features – Dynamic, easy and powerful reports with graphical charts:
    • Complete filter for every transaction fields.
    • Easy period change with some useful presets.
    • ‘Statistics’ is the main report and show results computed by: Payee, Categories, Months, Years.
    • ‘Budget’ track the decay from what was normally planned.
    • ‘Overdrawn’ focuses on the balance and point transactions in the ‘red zone’.
    • ‘Car cost’ analyze your car specific costs and consumption of fuel.

Website: www.gethomebank.org
Support: Documentation
Developer: Maxime Doyen
License: MIT License

HomeBank

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