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But Banktivity has just hardly been developed for the last 4-5 years which is why I'm worried it will die. WMoving between apps is not an easy undertaking because data conversion rarely goes smoothly, and a lot of time is needed to tidy it up, stock price history is lost, and then a lot more time is required to set up reports etc. Yes long term commitments is also a consideration for me. Unless IGG introduce PSD2/OPen Banking and better quotes and mutual fund support in the next six months then I will be investing the time to move 24 years of data to Moneywiz sometime next year. It just feels much more solid with none of the annoying glitches you get with Banktivity. The synch and connectivity are so far ahead of Banktivity. I can't move my B7 data just yet because of these small details, but what is compelling for me is that the basics are all so strong. And the subscription is half the price of B8! However, these are all due to be added in the next six months or so according to Moneywiz roadmap. Investment reporting is quite poor at the moment - eg dividends cannot be attributed to an individual ETF or stock so it is not possible to get a true ROI or IRR of a dividend-paying security. There are no complex splits (ie split between category and account which I use a lot for business expenses and pay checks). There are no Asset accounts - you have to use a cash account as workaround. Moneywiz2020 is fairly new in the development cycle so there are a lot of features missing compared to Banktivity.
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On Moneywiz the Yahoo prices just download reliably and consistently in pounds with no errors seen so far. Finally, it is way better at downloading stock prices - it still uses Yahoo data, but interestingly it seems to be using a cleaned up data stream because there is no pounds/pence flipping, or pounds/dollar flipping on LSE stocks and ETFs which Banktivity suffered from when it still downloaded Yahoo (until they switched to useless IEX). Moneywiz uses Saltedge, Yodllee, and Plaid to download bank data and that works great too with PSD2 - new transactions just pop into your account automatically. It also downloads currencies automatically in the background - and works with a far wider range of currencies than Banktivity - "Updating Currencies" on Banktivity takes nearly a minute - and even then it is not very complete. It just happens automatically, almost instantly - no clunky "exchanging file data" that you get with Banktivity.
The biggest wow factor is undoubtedly the amazing sync between desktop and iPhone/iPad. I am now trailing Moneywiz 2020 and first thoughts are that it is very impressive. Add to that the option of hanging on to B7 is tenuous because it seems it is not compatible with Big Sur. Paying $100 per year for such poor connectivity and synch is not value for money.
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I am starting this thread to share initial thoughts.įirst, my reasons for dissatisfaction with Banktivity are primarily that B8 is just not good value for European users like me because it does not work with PSD2/Open Banking so does not download bank data, and it only has end of day stock quotes and no support for mutual fund prices, currency exchange rates are slow and wonky and the synch between mac and iOs is slow, clunky, troublesome and inaccurate. Moneyspire also allows downloading of transactions directly from financial institutions via the Moneyspire Connect service.I'm a dissatisfied Banktivity user so am trialling in parallel Moneywiz to see if I can make the switch. Moneyspire can also manage accounts from multiple currencies, and automatically track exchange rates and transfers between foreign accounts.
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Moneyspire has the ability to use its financial data files interchangeably between the Mac and Windows versions of the software, thus making the software a viable choice for people who use both PCs and Macs. It imports data from QIF, OFX, QFX and CSV files.
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Professional looking invoices can also be created and tracked in the Pro edition of Moneyspire. The software tracks accounts, loans, bills, investments and budgets.
The software is available in two versions, one for Windows and another for macOS. Moneyspire (formerly Fortora Fresh Finance) is personal finance software and small business accounting software developed by Moneyspire Inc.
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