![]() While surfing the web, looking for personal finance applications I ran across Clear Check Book. ![]() Its a royal pain in the ass if you ask me. I still have to save my receipts, enter them into a register, and then reconcile it with my bank account once the transactions clear the bank account. Ain’t gonna happen.Ĭurrent Finance Applications: I’ve went down the Quicken/MS Money/QuickBooks bricked paved road before and honestly, its too complicated. The Good Ol’ Paper Register: Nahhhhh-son, we’ve already covered this. I’m lazy, I don’t want to write another line in my checkbook register, I don’t need to, blah blah blah. I get bored quickly, and honestly, I believe, that like myself – programmers are lazy. As a software developer I’m enamored with figuring out ways to automate all repetitive processes. It’s not a process that I’ve really automated just yet. Ya see, my problem with balancing a checkbook is that its too time consuming. ![]() I used to be a checkbook-balancing-fiend. I’d make a purchase, I’d mark the receipt, I’d store the receipt, I’d get home, I’d log it into the register, recalculate available balance, blah blah blah. Unfortunately this doesn’t cut it these days when you’re trying to plan out huge vacations and income and, whatever, you get the point. Ever since I’ve started making decent money in software development I’ve only balanced my checkbook on a semi-regular basis. Ok, that’s it… time for a confession… I hate balancing my checkbook. ![]()
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