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From: kehr@felix.UUCP (Shirley Kehr)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac,comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: Home Financial Packages
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Date: 18 Nov 88 15:14:08 GMT
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I lied in my earlier posting. I did have the Macazine here at work (but
hidden well :-) )

The review is for these packages:

     Dollars & Sense ($149.95)
     MacMoney ($119.95)
     Managing Your Money ($219.98)
     Quicken ($49.95)

For "The Bottom Line" they say it depends. Then they rank the packages in
several catagories.

Ease of use

     Quicken
     MYM
     MacMoney
     Dollars & Sense

Versatility (most to least)

     MYM
     MacMoney
     Dollars & Sense
     Quicken

The reviewer personally (for his needs) ranked them as follows:

     MYM
     Quicken
     MacMoney
     Dollars & Sense

I'd suggest getting the December Macazine to read the 5-page review.

Shirley Kehr