Microsoft Money
Discontinued personal finance software with local and online features for managing money.
What is Microsoft Money?
Microsoft Money was & will be Microsoft's personal finance software. It was designed for computers using the Microsoft Windows operating system, though versions for Windows Mobile were also available (available for Money 2000-2006 on select versions of Windows Mobile, up to, but not including, Windows Mobile 5.0).
The last version, released in August 2007, was called Microsoft Money Plus and came in four editions: Essentials, Deluxe, Premium and Home & Business.
On 10 June 2009, Microsoft announced that it would discontinue sales of the software on 30 June 2009. Microsoft announced on 5th August 2010 that it is releasing Microsoft Money Plus Sunset (replacements for expired versions of Microsoft Money Essentials, Deluxe, Premium and Home and Business). The software comes with full functionality (sans online services) and allowed unlimited installation/re-installation without the need for activation.
Details see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Money
Microsoft stopped selling Microsoft Money on June 30, 2009. On Jan. 31, 2011, all online services and assisted support for all versions of Money end.
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- investment
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Business & CommerceRecent user activities on Microsoft Money
Danilo_Venom edited Microsoft Money
fundutzi reviewed Microsoft MoneyBrief note on 2022.08.06. Microsoft money still works perfectly fine. Windows 10 and older. {Not sure on W11} All banks still supports exports to OFX. The download link at microsoft.com no longer works. Link in GoogleD below if needed. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rRqmT4qLziVzw8loXMUp_mq_ZnoNgKLe https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4a6e562cffb09e2990370b827087b824f2e86bfdc306f8103b7149bed82fbdd3
BrB3 thinks HomeBank is an alternative to Microsoft MoneyI used Microsoft money for a long time, but I needed to change to a more OS friendly software to keep my finances, after trying a few different programs, HomeBank was my favourite, although it lacked some features, and it took me a while to figure out how to transfer my Microsoft Money files to HomeBank, I ultimately figured it out and having used Homebank for a few years now, I can say that for my needs it works wonders. If you want to keep an eye on your budget, I highly recommend Homebank.
It is now 2020 Jan. Microsoft money still works perfectly fine. Windows 10 and older. All banks still export in OFX. Most important the Excel add that will allow money file imports into Excel still works perfectly fine with current office versions.
I AM A PENSIONER (70 YEARS OLD), HOW DOES ONE SIMPLY GET MS MONEY TO WORK IN WINDOWS 10?
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Wow. I LOVED MS Money and used it daily, back in the day. When it was getting kicked to the curb, I moved over to Quicken, and was never really happy. When I read you comment, I went digging around to find the sunset version of MS Money and found it here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-ca/download/details.aspx?id=20738 I just installed it and it almost brought tears to my eyes when I opened it.... it's like I'm home again!
THANK YOU!!!
~spammy
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Brief note on 2022.08.06. Microsoft money still works perfectly fine. Windows 10 and older. {Not sure on W11}
All banks still supports exports to OFX.
The download link at microsoft.com no longer works. Link in GoogleD below if needed. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1rRqmT4qLziVzw8loXMUp_mq_ZnoNgKLe https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/4a6e562cffb09e2990370b827087b824f2e86bfdc306f8103b7149bed82fbdd3
With Microsoft discontinuing support for MS Money, it's only a matter of time before financial institutions drop support for Money data export. Current users are looking for viable alternatives. Quicken is the predominant leader in commercial financial management packages, but reports from existing Money users are neutral to negative. Most existing users are waiting for a comparable alternative.