Path: utzoo!attcan!uunet!tektronix!midas!copper!jackd
From: jackd@copper.SDP.TEK.COM (Jack Decker)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: personal finance packages
Message-ID: <2700@copper.SDP.TEK.COM>
Date: 20 Dec 88 17:21:00 GMT
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In article <465@flan.UUCP> wgd@flan.UUCP (Walter G. Dixon) writes
about Managing Your Money:

> All in all,
>I'd say its got everything (almost) you'd ever want, IF you're willing to
>pay between $185-220.
>
Isn't there also a $50/yr support fee?  If so, is it fluff or does a
typical user really need it?  MacMoney's most recent upgrade (3.02) was
mailed out free to registered users and everyone receives a quarterly
newsletter.  Of course, if you have to have investment management and tax
help, MYM is cheaper than buying MacMoney, Excel, and MacInTax.

jack decker