Re:Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager
by bjeanes on Monday May 30, 2022 @09:32PM
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Yeah I use them too. I keep meaning to set up Firefly III to try it but Pocketsmith _has_ been really good. For a period of time I had accounts in a couple of countries and it was one of the few tools which let me get a multi-currency view of all my finances across the globe. Highly recommend.
Re:Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager
by constantlm on Monday May 30, 2022 @09:11PM
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+1 on the Pocketsmith recommendation. I've tried several others (YNAB, Lunchmoney, etc.) and I've been using Pocketsmith consistently over the past three years. It has integrations with just about anything, has support for crypto, etc. and their support is top notch.
Re:Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager
by resonious on Monday May 30, 2022 @10:58PM
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I wish this site was more clear about which banks exactly are supported by bank feeds. It seems right now like I have to buy the service before I know if I can even use the bank feeds feature.
Re:Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager
by skoskie on Monday May 30, 2022 @04:01PM
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It’s also one of the few that does a good job of forecasting balances.
Re:Firefly III: A free and open-source finance manager
by PopAlongKid on Monday May 30, 2022 @08:09PM
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To more accurately forecast a balance, why not just enter transactions with future dates and estimated amounts? Then a balance report with the same future date will be a good forecast.
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