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Installation
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Free version excludes debts, options, and internet bank importing.
> Full version NZ $50, US$35 after 60 day free trial
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Free to
voluntary budget advisors - click here for power point > Approx 8 MB
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> PC
Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7
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Download automatically installs the software
> Runs offline,
automatically updates when online
Click here
for installation notes
Current Version: 1.12.21
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Features
WMB is a visual budgeting and cash flow tool with
optional
accounting of actual finances
- View a graph of
your forecast financial position, as you define a budget that can vary
over time and seasons.
- Organize and
view finances with your own categories, accounts, debts, investments,
pay periods and payees.
- Record actual
payments including cash, and view a graph comparing with budgeted
payments.
- Import from
internet banking to quickly update payments, set rules to
automatically categorize.
- Define
categories which 'carry over' the amount remaining, as you import
payments.
- Explore the
data in various views and reports, immediately see statistics
for selected data.
- Overview payments and
perform detailed cash flow planning in an
integrated spreadsheet.
- Refine the
budget from actual payments, switch budget payments on/off, perform
What If? investigation.
- Each budget is
a document that can be password-protected, backed up, emailed, used as
a template.
- Integrated Help
where you need it, sample budget for a quick start, brief instructions
on screen.
- Designed for
individuals as well as budget advisors & clients.
- Step-by-step instructions, Budgeting, Tracking and Cash Flow tutorials, Program Levels
- View the
Situation - overdue payments, carry-overs available or
overspent, payment reminders.
- Shortcut to
internet banking website, change the currency symbol
Comments
"Just setting a written estimated
budget and reviewing it occasionally did not help me manage
my superannuation income. Watch My Budget enables me
to set a realistic budget based on actual past spending and
then track my daily spending and keep out of trouble."
Hugh
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